Methods of Modulating the Sex of Avians

ABSTRACT

The present invention relates to nucleic acids and methods for modulating the sex of avians. In particular, the invention relates to the in ovo delivery of a dsRNA molecule, especially siRNAs, to increase the production of female birds.

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to nucleic acids and methods for modulating the sex of avians. In particular, the invention relates to the in ovo delivery of a dsRNA molecule, especially siRNAs, to increase the production of female birds.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Man has modified the phenotypic characteristics of domestic animals through selection of seed stock over many generations ever since animals were domesticated. This has led to improvements in quantitative production parameters such as body size and muscle mass. More recent innovations of modifying production traits of poultry and/or improving resistance to pathogens has focussed on transgenic approaches, however, many consumers have concerns about genetically modified organisms.

Chicken producers have been searching for an efficient, economical method of determining the sex of day old chicks. Vent sexing and feather sexing have been used by the various producers, but these methods have been found to have substantial economic disadvantages because of the substantial time required and labour costs in separating the male from the female chicks. The use of probes (U.S. Pat. No. 5,508,165) is also an expensive procedure and not practical economically. Light sensing of anal areas of chicks (U.S. Pat. No. 4,417,663) is another way of determining sex of chicks, but it is also expensive and time consuming as each chick must be handled and manipulated. The use of experts who could feather sex the chicks has been used, but such experts are costly and feathering is time consuming.

There is a need for nucleic acids and methods for modifying avian sex that do not result in transformation of the bird's genome, but are amenable to high throughout processing.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The present inventors have identified nucleic acid molecules, in particular dsRNA molecules, which can be used to modify the sex of avians in ovo.

Accordingly, in one aspect the present invention provides an isolated and/or exogenous nucleic acid molecule comprising a double-stranded region which reduces the level of at least one RNA molecule and/or protein when administered to an avian egg, wherein if the embryo of the egg is male the sex is altered to female following administration of the isolated and/or exogenous nucleic acid molecule, and wherein the isolated and/or exogenous nucleic acid molecule does not comprise a sequence selected from:

CCAGUUGUCAAGAAGAGCA (SEQ ID NO:254) GGAUGCUCAUUCAGGACAU (SEQ ID NO:369) CCCUGUAUCCUUACUAUAA (SEQ ID NO:474) GCCACUGAGUCUUCCUCAA (SEQ ID NO:530) CCAGCAACAUACAUGUCAA (SEQ ID NO:605) CCUGCGUCACACAGAUACU (SEQ ID NO:747) GGAGUAGUUGUACAGGUUG (SEQ ID NO:3432) GACUGGCUUGACAUGUAUG (SEQ ID NO:3433)

AUGGCGGUUCUCCAUCCCU (SEQ ID NO:3434) or a variant of any one thereof.

In another aspect, the present invention provides an isolated and/or exogenous nucleic acid molecule comprising one or more of the sequence of nucleotides provided as SEQ ID NO's 11 to 3431 or a variant of any one or more thereof, wherein the isolated and/or exogenous nucleic acid molecule does not comprise a sequence selected from:

CCAGUUGUCAAGAAGAGCA (SEQ ID NO:254) GGAUGCUCAUUCAGGACAU (SEQ ID NO:369) CCCUGUAUCCUUACUAUAA (SEQ ID NO:474) GCCACUGAGUCUUCCUCAA (SEQ ID NO:530) CCAGCAACAUACAUGUCAA (SEQ ID NO:605) CCUGCGUCACACAGAUACU (SEQ ID NO:747) GGAGUAGUUGUACAGGUUG (SEQ ID NO:3432) GACUGGCUUGACAUGUAUG (SEQ ID NO:3433)

AUGGCGGUUCUCCAUCCCU (SEQ ID NO:3434) or a variant of any one thereof.

In a preferred embodiment, the nucleic acid molecule is dsRNA. More preferably, the dsRNA is a siRNA or a shRNA.

In a preferred embodiment, the nucleic acid molecule reduces the level of a protein encoded by a DMRT1 gene, ASW gene or r-spondin gene, in an avian egg.

In a preferred embodiment of the two above aspects, the nucleic acid does not comprise the full length open reading frame of the RNA molecule or the cDNA encoding therefor. In a related embodiment, preferably the nucleic acid does not comprise a sequence of nucleotides provided as SEQ ID NO's 2, 4 or 6, or a sequence of nucleotides provided as SEQ ID NO's 2, 4 or 6 where each T (thymine) is replaced with a U (uracil).

As the skilled addressee will appreciate, because the nucleic acid is double stranded it will also comprise the corresponding reverse complement of the relevant nucleotide sequence provided herewith.

Also provided is a vector encoding a nucleic acid molecule, or a single strand thereof, according to the invention. Such vectors can be used in a host cell or cell-free expression system to produce nucleic acid molecules useful for the method of the invention.

In another aspect, the present invention provides a host cell comprising an exogenous nucleic acid molecule, or a single strand thereof, of the invention and/or a vector of the invention.

In another aspect, the present invention provides a composition comprising a nucleic acid molecule, or a single strand thereof, of the invention, a vector of the invention, and/or a host cell of the invention.

In a further aspect, the present invention provides a method of modifying the sex of an avian, the method comprising administering to an avian egg at least one nucleic acid molecule of the invention.

Preferably, the nucleic acid is administered to a non-cellular site of the egg. More preferably, the non-cellular site is the air sac, yolk sac, amnionic cavity or chorion allantoic fluid.

In a further preferred embodiment, the egg is not electroporated.

Preferably, the nucleic acid is not delivered by administering a vector encoding the nucleic acid molecule.

Preferably, the nucleic acid molecule administered is dsRNA.

Preferably, the nucleic acid molecule is administered by injection.

Conveniently, the nucleic acid may be administered in a composition of the invention.

In a preferred embodiment, the method modifies the sex of the embryo of the egg from male to female.

The avian can be any species of the Class Ayes. Examples include, but are not limited to, chickens, ducks, turkeys, geese, bantams and quails. In a particularly preferred embodiment, the avian is a chicken.

In a further aspect, the present invention provides an avian produced using a method of the invention.

In another aspect, the present invention provides a chicken produced using a method of the invention.

In a further aspect, the present invention provides an avian egg comprising a nucleic acid molecule, or a single strand thereof, of the invention, a vector of the invention, and/or a host cell of the invention.

In another aspect, the present invention provides a kit comprising a nucleic acid molecule, or a single strand thereof, of the invention, a vector of the invention, a host cell of the invention, and/or a composition of the invention.

As will be apparent, preferred features and characteristics of one aspect of the invention are applicable to many other aspects of the invention.

Throughout this specification the word “comprise”, or variations such as “comprises” or “comprising”, will be understood to imply the inclusion of a stated element, integer or step, or group of elements, integers or steps, but not the exclusion of any other element, integer or step, or group of elements, integers or steps.

The invention is hereinafter described by way of the following non-limiting Examples and with reference to the accompanying figures.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE ACCOMPANYING DRAWINGS

FIG. 1—Selected shRNAs for knockdown of EGFP-Dmrt1 gene fusion expression. Mean fluorescence intensity for each transfection condition expressed relative to pEGFP-Dmrt1. Error bars indicate standard error calculated on each individual experiment completed in triplicate.

FIG. 2—qPCR analysis of DMRT1 gene expression following silencing.

KEY TO THE SEQUENCE LISTING

SEQ ID NO:1—Partial chicken DMRT1 protein sequence (Genbank AF123456). SEQ ID NO:2—Partial nucleotide sequence encoding chicken DMRT1 (Genbank AF123456).

SEQ ID NO:3—Chicken WPKCI (ASW) (Genbank AF148455).

SEQ ID NO:4—Nucleotide sequence encoding chicken WPKCI (ASW) (Genbank AF148455). SEQ ID NO:5—Chicken r-spondin (Genbank XM_(—)417760). SEQ ID NO:6—Nucleotide sequence encoding chicken r-spondin (Genbank XM_(—)417760). SEQ ID NO:7—Nucleotide sequence of chicken U6-1 promoter. SEQ ID NO:8—Nucleotide sequence of chicken U6-3 promoter. SEQ ID NO:9—Nucleotide sequence of chicken U6-4 promoter. SEQ ID NO:10—Nucleotide sequence of chicken 7SK promoter. SEQ ID NO's 11 to 3430—RNA sequences provided in Tables 1 to 3 for silencing the chicken DMRT1, ASW or r-spondin genes. SEQ ID NO's 3431 to 3434—RNA sequences suitable for silencing the chicken DMRT1 gene. SEQ ID NO's 3435 to 3485—Target regions of chicken DMRT1. SEQ ID NO's 3486 to 3499—Oligonucleotide primers and probes.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION General Techniques and Definitions

Unless specifically defined otherwise, all technical and scientific terms used herein shall be taken to have the same meaning as commonly understood by one of ordinary skill in the art (e.g., in cell culture, molecular genetics, avian biology, RNA interference, and biochemistry).

Unless otherwise indicated, the recombinant protein, cell culture, and immunological techniques utilized in the present invention are standard procedures, well known to those skilled in the art. Such techniques are described and explained throughout the literature in sources such as, J. Perbal, A Practical Guide to Molecular Cloning, John Wiley and Sons (1984), J. Sambrook et al., Molecular Cloning: A Laboratory Manual, Cold Spring Harbour Laboratory Press (1989), T. A. Brown (editor), Essential Molecular Biology: A Practical Approach, Volumes 1 and 2, IRL Press (1991), D. M. Glover and B. D. Hames (editors), DNA Cloning: A Practical Approach, Volumes 1-4, IRL Press (1995 and 1996), and F. M. Ausubel et al. (editors), Current Protocols in Molecular Biology, Greene Pub. Associates and Wiley-Interscience (1988, including all updates until present), Ed Harlow and David Lane (editors).

The term “avian” as used herein refers to any species, subspecies or race of organism of the taxonomic Class Ayes, such as, but not limited to, such organisms as chicken, turkey, duck, goose, quail, pheasants, parrots, finches, hawks, crows and ratites including ostrich, emu and cassowary. The term includes the various known strains of Gallus gallus (chickens), for example, White Leghorn, Brown Leghorn, Barred-Rock, Sussex, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Australorp, Cornish, Minorca, Amrox, California Gray, Italian Partidge-coloured, as well as strains of turkeys, pheasants, quails, duck, ostriches and other poultry commonly bred in commercial quantities.

As used herein, the term “egg” refers to a fertilized ovum that has been laid by a bird. Typically, avian eggs consist of a hard, oval outer eggshell, the “egg white” or albumen, the egg yolk, and various thin membranes. Furthermore, “in ovo” refers to in an egg.

As used herein, the term “non-cellular site” refers a part of the egg other than the embryo.

The terms “reduces”, “reduction” or variations thereof as used herein refers to a measurable decrease in the amount of a target RNA and/or target protein in the egg when compared to an egg from the same species of avian, more preferably strain or breed of avian, and even more preferably the same bird, that has not been administered with a nucleic acid as defined herein. The term also refers to a measurable reduction in the activity of a target protein. Preferably a reduction in the level of a target RNA and/or target protein is at least about 10%. More preferably, the reduction is at least about 20%, 30%, 40%, 50%, 60%, 80%, 90% and even more preferably, about 100%.

As used herein, the phrase “the nucleic acid molecule results in a reduction” or variations thereof refers to the presence of the nucleic acid molecule in the egg inducing degradation of homologous RNAs in the egg by the process known in the art as “RNA interference” or “gene silencing”. Furthermore, the nucleic acid molecule directly results in the reduction, and is not transcribed in ovo to produce the desired effect.

The “at least one RNA molecule” can be any type of RNA present in, and/or produced by, an avian egg. Examples include, but are not limited to, mRNA, snRNA, microRNA and tRNA.

A “variant” of a nucleic acid molecule of the invention includes molecules of varying sizes of, and/or with one or more different nucleotides, but which are still capable of being used to silence the target gene. For example, variants may comprise additional nucleotides (such as 1, 2, 3, 4, or more), or less nucleotides. Furthermore, a few nucleotides may be substituted without influencing the ability of the nucleic acid to silence the target gene. In an embodiment, the variant includes additional 5′ and/or 3′ nucleotides which are homologous to the corresponding target RNA molecule and/or which enhance the stability of the nucleic acid molecule. In another embodiment, the nucleic acid molecules have no more than 4, more preferably no more than 3, more preferably no more than 2, and even more preferably no more than 1, nucleotide differences when compared to the sequences provided herein. In a further embodiment, the nucleic acid molecules have no more than 2, and more preferably no more than 1, internal additional and/or deletional nucleotides when compared to the sequences provided herein. In an embodiment, a nucleic acid of the invention has one, preferably two, additional non-target nucleotides at the 5′ and/or 3′ end, for example an additional UU at the 3′ end. Such additions can increase the half-life of the molecule in ovo.

By an “isolated nucleic acid molecule”, we mean a nucleic acid molecule which is at least partially separated from the nucleic acid molecule with which it is associated or linked in its native state. Preferably, the isolated nucleic acid molecule is at least 60% free, preferably at least 75% free, and most preferably at least 90% free from other components with which they are naturally associated. Furthermore, the term “polynucleotide” is used interchangeably herein with the term “nucleic acid”.

The term “exogenous” in the context of a nucleic acid molecule refers to the nucleic acid molecule when present in a cell, or in a cell-free expression system, in an altered amount. Preferably, the cell is a cell that does not naturally comprise the nucleic acid molecule. However, the cell may be a cell which comprises an exogenous nucleic acid molecule resulting in an increased amount of the nucleic acid molecule. An exogenous nucleic acid molecule of the invention includes nucleic acid molecules which have not been separated from other components of the recombinant cell, or cell-free expression system, in which it is present, and nucleic acid molecules produced in such cells or cell-free systems which are subsequently purified away from at least some other components.

Sex Determination

The present invention relates to the modulation of the sex of avians in ovo. Examples of genes which can be targeted to modulate avian sex include, but are not necessarily limited to, the DMRT1 gene, the ASW (WPKCI) gene, the R-spondin gene, the Fox9 gene and the β-catenin gene.

In a preferred embodiment, the nucleic acid molecule reduces the level of a protein encoded by a DMRT1 gene. DMRT1 was the first molecule implicated in sex determination that shows sequence conservation between phyla. The avian homologue of DMRT1 is found on the Z (sex) chromosome of chickens and is differentially expressed in the genital ridges of male and female chicken embryos (Raymond et al., 1999; Smith et al., 1999). DMRT1 is one of the few genes thus far implicated in mammalian sex determination that appears to have a strictly gonadal pattern of expression (Raymond et al., 1999).

Examples of nucleic acid molecules that can be used to reduce the level of chicken DMRT1 protein, and mRNA encoding therefor, include, but are not limited to, nucleic acids comprising one or more of the sequence of nucleotides provided in Table 1 (SEQ ID NO's 11 to 1644), or a variant of any one or more thereof, with the exception that the nucleic acid molecule does not comprise a sequence selected from:

CCAGUUGUCAAGAAGAGCA (SEQ ID NO:254) GGAUGCUCAUUCAGGACAU (SEQ ID NO:369) CCCUGUAUCCUUACUAUAA (SEQ ID NO:474) GCCACUGAGUCUUCCUCAA (SEQ ID NO:530) CCAGCAACAUACAUGUCAA (SEQ ID NO:605) CCUGCGUCACACAGAUACU (SEQ ID NO:747)

GGAGUAGUUGUACAGGUUG (SEQ ID NO:3432) (reverse complement of SEQ ID NO:493) GACUGGCUUGACAUGUAUG (SEQ ID NO:3433) (reverse complement of SEQ ID NO:612) AUGGCGGUUCUCCAUCCCU (SEQ ID NO:3434) (reverse complement of SEQ ID NO:1520), or a variant of any one thereof.

In a particularly preferred embodiment, the nucleic acid molecule that can be used to reduce the level of chicken DMRT1 protein comprises a sequence selected from; GAGCCAGUUGUCAAGAAGA (SEQ ID NO:251), GACUGCCAGUGCAAGAAGU (SEQ ID NO:116), CUGUAUCCUUACUAUAACA (SEQ ID NO:476), and CUCCCAGCAACAUACAUGU (SEQ ID NO:602), or a variant of any one thereof. More preferably, the nucleic acid molecule that can be used to reduce the level of chicken DMRT1 protein comprises the sequence, GAGCCAGUUGUCAAGAAGA (SEQ ID NO:251), or a variant thereof such as GAGCCAGUUGUCAAGAAGAUU (SEQ ID NO:3431).

A further example of a gene that can be targeted to modify sex is the WPKCI gene. The avian gene WPKCI has been shown to be conserved widely on the avian W chromosome and expressed actively in the female chicken embryo before the onset of gonadal differentiation. It is suggested that WPKCI may play a role in the differentiation of the female gonad by interfering with the function of PKCI or by exhibiting its unique function in the nucleus (Hori et al., 2000). This gene has also been identified as ASW (avian sex-specific W-linked) (O'Neill et al., 2000).

Examples of nucleic acid molecules that can be used to reduce the level of chicken ASW (WPKCI) protein, and mRNA encoding therefor, include, but are not limited to, nucleic acids comprising one or more of the sequence of nucleotides provided in Table 2 (SEQ ID NO's 1645 to 2209), or a variant of any one or more thereof.

In yet another example of a gene that can be targeted to modify sex is the r-spondin gene. Examples of nucleic acid molecules that can be used to reduce the level of chicken r-spondin protein, and mRNA encoding therefor, include, but are not limited to, nucleic acids comprising one or more of the sequence of nucleotides provided in Table 3 (SEQ ID NO's 2210 to 3430), or a variant of any one or more thereof.

Gene Silencing

The terms “RNA interference”, “RNAi” or “gene silencing” refers generally to a process in which a double-stranded RNA (dsRNA) molecule reduces the expression of a nucleic acid sequence with which the double-stranded RNA molecule shares substantial or total homology. However, it has more recently been shown that gene silencing can be achieved using non-RNA double stranded molecules (see, for example, US 20070004667).

RNA interference (RNAi) is particularly useful for specifically inhibiting the production of a particular RNA and/or protein. Although not wishing to be limited by theory, Waterhouse et al. (1998) have provided a model for the mechanism by which dsRNA (duplex RNA) can be used to reduce protein production. This technology relies on the presence of dsRNA molecules that contain a sequence that is essentially identical to the mRNA of the gene of interest or part thereof, in this case an mRNA encoding a polypeptide of interest. Conveniently, the dsRNA can be produced from a single promoter in a recombinant vector or host cell, where the sense and anti-sense sequences are flanked by an unrelated sequence which enables the sense and anti-sense sequences to hybridize to form the dsRNA molecule with the unrelated sequence forming a loop structure. The design and production of suitable dsRNA molecules for the present invention is well within the capacity of a person skilled in the art, particularly considering Waterhouse et al. (1998), Smith et al. (2000), WO 99/32619, WO 99/53050, WO 99/49029 and WO 01/34815.

The present invention includes nucleic acid molecules comprising and/or encoding double-stranded regions for gene silencing. The nucleic acid molecules are typically RNA but may comprise DNA, chemically-modified nucleotides and non-nucleotides.

TABLE 1 DsRNA molecules targeting mRNA encoding chicken DMRT1. SEQ ID NO Sequence 5′-3′ 11 CCGGCGGCGGGCAAGAAGC 12 CGGCGGCGGGCAAGAAGCU 13 GGCGGCGGGCAAGAAGCUG 14 GCGGCGGGCAAGAAGCUGC 15 CGGCGGGCAAGAAGCUGCC 16 GGCGGGCAAGAAGCUGCCG 17 GCGGGCAAGAAGCUGCCGC 18 CGGGCAAGAAGCUGCCGCG 19 GGGCAAGAAGCUGCCGCGU 20 GGCAAGAAGCUGCCGCGUC 21 GCAAGAAGCUGCCGCGUCU 22 CAAGAAGCUGCCGCGUCUG 23 AAGAAGCUGCCGCGUCUGC 24 AGAAGCUGCCGCGUCUGCC 25 GAAGCUGCCGCGUCUGCCC 26 AAGCUGCCGCGUCUGCCCA 27 AGCUGCCGCGUCUGCCCAA 28 GCUGCCGCGUCUGCCCAAG 29 CUGCCGCGUCUGCCCAAGU 30 UGCCGCGUCUGCCCAAGUG 31 GCCGCGUCUGCCCAAGUGU 32 CCGCGUCUGCCCAAGUGUG 33 CGCGUCUGCCCAAGUGUGC 34 GCGUCUGCCCAAGUGUGCC 35 CGUCUGCCCAAGUGUGCCC 36 GUCUGCCCAAGUGUGCCCG 37 UCUGCCCAAGUGUGCCCGC 38 CUGCCCAAGUGUGCCCGCU 39 UGCCCAAGUGUGCCCGCUG 40 GCCCAAGUGUGCCCGCUGC 41 CCCAAGUGUGCCCGCUGCC 42 CCAAGUGUGCCCGCUGCCG 43 CAAGUGUGCCCGCUGCCGC 44 AAGUGUGCCCGCUGCCGCA 45 AGUGUGCCCGCUGCCGCAA 46 GUGUGCCCGCUGCCGCAAC 47 UGUGCCCGCUGCCGCAACC 48 GUGCCCGCUGCCGCAACCA 49 UGCCCGCUGCCGCAACCAC 50 GCCCGCUGCCGCAACCACG 51 CCCGCUGCCGCAACCACGG 52 CCGCUGCCGCAACCACGGC 53 CGCUGCCGCAACCACGGCU 54 GCUGCCGCAACCACGGCUA 55 CUGCCGCAACCACGGCUAC 56 UGCCGCAACCACGGCUACU 57 GCCGCAACCACGGCUACUC 58 CCGCAACCACGGCUACUCC 59 CGCAACCACGGCUACUCCU 60 GCAACCACGGCUACUCCUC 61 CAACCACGGCUACUCCUCG 62 AACCACGGCUACUCCUCGC 63 ACCACGGCUACUCCUCGCC 64 CCACGGCUACUCCUCGCCG 65 CACGGCUACUCCUCGCCGC 66 ACGGCUACUCCUCGCCGCU 67 CGGCUACUCCUCGCCGCUG 68 GGCUACUCCUCGCCGCUGA 69 GCUACUCCUCGCCGCUGAA 70 CUACUCCUCGCCGCUGAAG 71 UACUCCUCGCCGCUGAAGG 72 ACUCCUCGCCGCUGAAGGG 73 CUCCUCGCCGCUGAAGGGG 74 UCCUCGCCGCUGAAGGGGC 75 CCUCGCCGCUGAAGGGGCA 76 CUCGCCGCUGAAGGGGCAC 77 UCGCCGCUGAAGGGGCACA 78 CGCCGCUGAAGGGGCACAA 79 GCCGCUGAAGGGGCACAAG 80 CCGCUGAAGGGGCACAAGC 81 CGCUGAAGGGGCACAAGCG 82 GCUGAAGGGGCACAAGCGG 83 CUGAAGGGGCACAAGCGGU 84 UGAAGGGGCACAAGCGGUU 85 GAAGGGGCACAAGCGGUUC 86 AAGGGGCACAAGCGGUUCU 87 AGGGGCACAAGCGGUUCUG 88 GGGGCACAAGCGGUUCUGC 89 GGGCACAAGCGGUUCUGCA 90 GGCACAAGCGGUUCUGCAU 91 GCACAAGCGGUUCUGCAUG 92 CACAAGCGGUUCUGCAUGU 93 ACAAGCGGUUCUGCAUGUG 94 CAAGCGGUUCUGCAUGUGG 95 AAGCGGUUCUGCAUGUGGC 96 AGCGGUUCUGCAUGUGGCG 97 GCGGUUCUGCAUGUGGCGG 98 CGGUUCUGCAUGUGGCGGG 99 GGUUCUGCAUGUGGCGGGA 100 GUUCUGCAUGUGGCGGGAC 101 UUCUGCAUGUGGCGGGACU 102 UCUGCAUGUGGCGGGACUG 103 CUGCAUGUGGCGGGACUGC 104 UGCAUGUGGCGGGACUGCC 105 GCAUGUGGCGGGACUGCCA 106 CAUGUGGCGGGACUGCCAG 107 AUGUGGCGGGACUGCCAGU 108 UGUGGCGGGACUGCCAGUG 109 GUGGCGGGACUGCCAGUGC 110 UGGCGGGACUGCCAGUGCA 111 GGCGGGACUGCCAGUGCAA 112 GCGGGACUGCCAGUGCAAG 113 CGGGACUGCCAGUGCAAGA 114 GGGACUGCCAGUGCAAGAA 115 GGACUGCCAGUGCAAGAAG 116 GACUGCCAGUGCAAGAAGU 117 ACUGCCAGUGCAAGAAGUG 118 CUGCCAGUGCAAGAAGUGC 119 UGCCAGUGCAAGAAGUGCA 120 GCCAGUGCAAGAAGUGCAG 121 CCAGUGCAAGAAGUGCAGC 122 CAGUGCAAGAAGUGCAGCC 123 AGUGCAAGAAGUGCAGCCU 124 GUGCAAGAAGUGCAGCCUG 125 UGCAAGAAGUGCAGCCUGA 126 GCAAGAAGUGCAGCCUGAU 127 CAAGAAGUGCAGCCUGAUC 128 AAGAAGUGCAGCCUGAUCG 129 AGAAGUGCAGCCUGAUCGC 130 GAAGUGCAGCCUGAUCGCC 131 AAGUGCAGCCUGAUCGCCG 132 AGUGCAGCCUGAUCGCCGA 133 GUGCAGCCUGAUCGCCGAG 134 UGCAGCCUGAUCGCCGAGC 135 GCAGCCUGAUCGCCGAGCG 136 CAGCCUGAUCGCCGAGCGG 137 AGCCUGAUCGCCGAGCGGC 138 GCCUGAUCGCCGAGCGGCA 139 CCUGAUCGCCGAGCGGCAG 140 CUGAUCGCCGAGCGGCAGC 141 UGAUCGCCGAGCGGCAGCG 142 GAUCGCCGAGCGGCAGCGG 143 AUCGCCGAGCGGCAGCGGG 144 UCGCCGAGCGGCAGCGGGU 145 CGCCGAGCGGCAGCGGGUG 146 GCCGAGCGGCAGCGGGUGA 147 CCGAGCGGCAGCGGGUGAU 148 CGAGCGGCAGCGGGUGAUG 149 GAGCGGCAGCGGGUGAUGG 150 AGCGGCAGCGGGUGAUGGC 151 GCGGCAGCGGGUGAUGGCC 152 CGGCAGCGGGUGAUGGCCG 153 GGCAGCGGGUGAUGGCCGU 154 GCAGCGGGUGAUGGCCGUG 155 CAGCGGGUGAUGGCCGUGC 156 AGCGGGUGAUGGCCGUGCA 157 GCGGGUGAUGGCCGUGCAG 158 CGGGUGAUGGCCGUGCAGG 159 GGGUGAUGGCCGUGCAGGU 160 GGUGAUGGCCGUGCAGGUU 161 GUGAUGGCCGUGCAGGUUG 162 UGAUGGCCGUGCAGGUUGC 163 GAUGGCCGUGCAGGUUGCA 164 AUGGCCGUGCAGGUUGCAC 165 UGGCCGUGCAGGUUGCACU 166 GGCCGUGCAGGUUGCACUG 167 GCCGUGCAGGUUGCACUGA 168 CCGUGCAGGUUGCACUGAG 169 CGUGCAGGUUGCACUGAGG 170 GUGCAGGUUGCACUGAGGA 171 UGCAGGUUGCACUGAGGAG 172 GCAGGUUGCACUGAGGAGG 173 CAGGUUGCACUGAGGAGGC 174 AGGUUGCACUGAGGAGGCA 175 GGUUGCACUGAGGAGGCAG 176 GUUGCACUGAGGAGGCAGC 177 UUGCACUGAGGAGGCAGCA 178 UGCACUGAGGAGGCAGCAA 179 GCACUGAGGAGGCAGCAAG 180 CACUGAGGAGGCAGCAAGC 181 ACUGAGGAGGCAGCAAGCC 182 CUGAGGAGGCAGCAAGCCC 183 UGAGGAGGCAGCAAGCCCA 184 GAGGAGGCAGCAAGCCCAG 185 AGGAGGCAGCAAGCCCAGG 186 GGAGGCAGCAAGCCCAGGA 187 GAGGCAGCAAGCCCAGGAA 188 AGGCAGCAAGCCCAGGAAG 189 GGCAGCAAGCCCAGGAAGA 190 GCAGCAAGCCCAGGAAGAG 191 CAGCAAGCCCAGGAAGAGG 192 AGCAAGCCCAGGAAGAGGA 193 GCAAGCCCAGGAAGAGGAG 194 CAAGCCCAGGAAGAGGAGC 195 AAGCCCAGGAAGAGGAGCU 196 AGCCCAGGAAGAGGAGCUG 197 GCCCAGGAAGAGGAGCUGG 198 CCCAGGAAGAGGAGCUGGG 199 CCAGGAAGAGGAGCUGGGG 200 CAGGAAGAGGAGCUGGGGA 201 AGGAAGAGGAGCUGGGGAU 202 GGAAGAGGAGCUGGGGAUC 203 GAAGAGGAGCUGGGGAUCA 204 AAGAGGAGCUGGGGAUCAG 205 AGAGGAGCUGGGGAUCAGC 206 GAGGAGCUGGGGAUCAGCC 207 AGGAGCUGGGGAUCAGCCA 208 GGAGCUGGGGAUCAGCCAC 209 GAGCUGGGGAUCAGCCACC 210 AGCUGGGGAUCAGCCACCC 211 GCUGGGGAUCAGCCACCCU 212 CUGGGGAUCAGCCACCCUG 213 UGGGGAUCAGCCACCCUGU 214 GGGGAUCAGCCACCCUGUA 215 GGGAUCAGCCACCCUGUAC 216 GGAUCAGCCACCCUGUACC 217 GAUCAGCCACCCUGUACCC 218 AUCAGCCACCCUGUACCCC 219 UCAGCCACCCUGUACCCCU 220 CAGCCACCCUGUACCCCUG 221 AGCCACCCUGUACCCCUGC 222 GCCACCCUGUACCCCUGCC 223 CCACCCUGUACCCCUGCCC 224 CACCCUGUACCCCUGCCCA 225 ACCCUGUACCCCUGCCCAG 226 CCCUGUACCCCUGCCCAGU 227 CCUGUACCCCUGCCCAGUG 228 CUGUACCCCUGCCCAGUGC 229 UGUACCCCUGCCCAGUGCC 230 GUACCCCUGCCCAGUGCCC 231 UACCCCUGCCCAGUGCCCC 232 ACCCCUGCCCAGUGCCCCU 233 CCCCUGCCCAGUGCCCCUG 234 CCCUGCCCAGUGCCCCUGA 235 CCUGCCCAGUGCCCCUGAG 236 CUGCCCAGUGCCCCUGAGC 237 UGCCCAGUGCCCCUGAGCC 238 GCCCAGUGCCCCUGAGCCA 239 CCCAGUGCCCCUGAGCCAG 240 CCAGUGCCCCUGAGCCAGU 241 CAGUGCCCCUGAGCCAGUU 242 AGUGCCCCUGAGCCAGUUG 243 GUGCCCCUGAGCCAGUUGU 244 UGCCCCUGAGCCAGUUGUC 245 GCCCCUGAGCCAGUUGUCA 246 CCCCUGAGCCAGUUGUCAA 247 CCCUGAGCCAGUUGUCAAG 248 CCUGAGCCAGUUGUCAAGA 249 CUGAGCCAGUUGUCAAGAA 250 UGAGCCAGUUGUCAAGAAG 251 GAGCCAGUUGUCAAGAAGA 252 AGCCAGUUGUCAAGAAGAG 253 GCCAGUUGUCAAGAAGAGC 254 CCAGUUGUCAAGAAGAGCA 255 CAGUUGUCAAGAAGAGCAG 256 AGUUGUCAAGAAGAGCAGC 257 GUUGUCAAGAAGAGCAGCA 258 UUGUCAAGAAGAGCAGCAG 259 UGUCAAGAAGAGCAGCAGC 260 GUCAAGAAGAGCAGCAGCA 261 UCAAGAAGAGCAGCAGCAG 262 CAAGAAGAGCAGCAGCAGC 263 AAGAAGAGCAGCAGCAGCA 264 AGAAGAGCAGCAGCAGCAG 265 GAAGAGCAGCAGCAGCAGC 266 AAGAGCAGCAGCAGCAGCU 267 AGAGCAGCAGCAGCAGCUC 268 GAGCAGCAGCAGCAGCUCC 269 AGCAGCAGCAGCAGCUCCU 270 GCAGCAGCAGCAGCUCCUG 271 CAGCAGCAGCAGCUCCUGU 272 AGCAGCAGCAGCUCCUGUC 273 GCAGCAGCAGCUCCUGUCU 274 CAGCAGCAGCUCCUGUCUC 275 AGCAGCAGCUCCUGUCUCC 276 GCAGCAGCUCCUGUCUCCU 277 CAGCAGCUCCUGUCUCCUG 278 AGCAGCUCCUGUCUCCUGC 279 GCAGCUCCUGUCUCCUGCA 280 CAGCUCCUGUCUCCUGCAG 281 AGCUCCUGUCUCCUGCAGG 282 GCUCCUGUCUCCUGCAGGA 283 CUCCUGUCUCCUGCAGGAC 284 UCCUGUCUCCUGCAGGACA 285 CCUGUCUCCUGCAGGACAG 286 CUGUCUCCUGCAGGACAGC 287 UGUCUCCUGCAGGACAGCA 288 GUCUCCUGCAGGACAGCAG 289 UCUCCUGCAGGACAGCAGC 290 CUCCUGCAGGACAGCAGCA 291 UCCUGCAGGACAGCAGCAG 292 CCUGCAGGACAGCAGCAGC 293 CUGCAGGACAGCAGCAGCC 294 UGCAGGACAGCAGCAGCCC 295 GCAGGACAGCAGCAGCCCU 296 CAGGACAGCAGCAGCCCUG 297 AGGACAGCAGCAGCCCUGC 298 GGACAGCAGCAGCCCUGCU 299 GACAGCAGCAGCCCUGCUC 300 ACAGCAGCAGCCCUGCUCA 301 CAGCAGCAGCCCUGCUCAC 302 AGCAGCAGCCCUGCUCACU 303 GCAGCAGCCCUGCUCACUC 304 CAGCAGCCCUGCUCACUCC 305 AGCAGCCCUGCUCACUCCA 306 GCAGCCCUGCUCACUCCAC 307 CAGCCCUGCUCACUCCACG 308 AGCCCUGCUCACUCCACGA 309 GCCCUGCUCACUCCACGAG 310 CCCUGCUCACUCCACGAGC 311 CCUGCUCACUCCACGAGCA 312 CUGCUCACUCCACGAGCAC 313 UGCUCACUCCACGAGCACG 314 GCUCACUCCACGAGCACGG 315 CUCACUCCACGAGCACGGU 316 UCACUCCACGAGCACGGUG 317 CACUCCACGAGCACGGUGG 318 ACUCCACGAGCACGGUGGC 319 CUCCACGAGCACGGUGGCA 320 UCCACGAGCACGGUGGCAG 321 CCACGAGCACGGUGGCAGC 322 CACGAGCACGGUGGCAGCA 323 ACGAGCACGGUGGCAGCAG 324 CGAGCACGGUGGCAGCAGC 325 GAGCACGGUGGCAGCAGCA 326 AGCACGGUGGCAGCAGCAG 327 GCACGGUGGCAGCAGCAGC 328 CACGGUGGCAGCAGCAGCA 329 ACGGUGGCAGCAGCAGCAG 330 CGGUGGCAGCAGCAGCAGC 331 GGUGGCAGCAGCAGCAGCG 332 GUGGCAGCAGCAGCAGCGA 333 UGGCAGCAGCAGCAGCGAG 334 GGCAGCAGCAGCAGCGAGC 335 GCAGCAGCAGCAGCGAGCG 336 CAGCAGCAGCAGCGAGCGC 337 AGCAGCAGCAGCGAGCGCA 338 GCAGCAGCAGCGAGCGCAC 339 CAGCAGCAGCGAGCGCACC 340 AGCAGCAGCGAGCGCACCA 341 GCAGCAGCGAGCGCACCAC 342 CAGCAGCGAGCGCACCACC 343 AGCAGCGAGCGCACCACCA 344 GCAGCGAGCGCACCACCAG 345 CAGCGAGCGCACCACCAGA 346 AGCGAGCGCACCACCAGAG 347 GCGAGCGCACCACCAGAGG 348 CGAGCGCACCACCAGAGGG 349 GAGCGCACCACCAGAGGGA 350 AGCGCACCACCAGAGGGAC 351 GCGCACCACCAGAGGGACG 352 CGCACCACCAGAGGGACGG 353 GCACCACCAGAGGGACGGA 354 CACCACCAGAGGGACGGAU 355 ACCACCAGAGGGACGGAUG 356 CCACCAGAGGGACGGAUGC 357 CACCAGAGGGACGGAUGCU 358 ACCAGAGGGACGGAUGCUC 359 CCAGAGGGACGGAUGCUCA 360 CAGAGGGACGGAUGCUCAU 361 AGAGGGACGGAUGCUCAUU 362 GAGGGACGGAUGCUCAUUC 363 AGGGACGGAUGCUCAUUCA 364 GGGACGGAUGCUCAUUCAG 365 GGACGGAUGCUCAUUCAGG 366 GACGGAUGCUCAUUCAGGA 367 ACGGAUGCUCAUUCAGGAC 368 CGGAUGCUCAUUCAGGACA 369 GGAUGCUCAUUCAGGACAU 370 GAUGCUCAUUCAGGACAUC 371 AUGCUCAUUCAGGACAUCC 372 UGCUCAUUCAGGACAUCCC 373 GCUCAUUCAGGACAUCCCU 374 CUCAUUCAGGACAUCCCUU 375 UCAUUCAGGACAUCCCUUC 376 CAUUCAGGACAUCCCUUCC 377 AUUCAGGACAUCCCUUCCA 378 UUCAGGACAUCCCUUCCAU 379 UCAGGACAUCCCUUCCAUC 380 CAGGACAUCCCUUCCAUCC 381 AGGACAUCCCUUCCAUCCC 382 GGACAUCCCUUCCAUCCCC 383 GACAUCCCUUCCAUCCCCA 384 ACAUCCCUUCCAUCCCCAG 385 CAUCCCUUCCAUCCCCAGC 386 AUCCCUUCCAUCCCCAGCA 387 UCCCUUCCAUCCCCAGCAG 388 CCCUUCCAUCCCCAGCAGA 389 CCUUCCAUCCCCAGCAGAG 390 CUUCCAUCCCCAGCAGAGG 391 UUCCAUCCCCAGCAGAGGG 392 UCCAUCCCCAGCAGAGGGC 393 CCAUCCCCAGCAGAGGGCA 394 CAUCCCCAGCAGAGGGCAC 395 AUCCCCAGCAGAGGGCACU 396 UCCCCAGCAGAGGGCACUU 397 CCCCAGCAGAGGGCACUUG 398 CCCAGCAGAGGGCACUUGG 399 CCAGCAGAGGGCACUUGGA 400 CAGCAGAGGGCACUUGGAG 401 AGCAGAGGGCACUUGGAGA 402 GCAGAGGGCACUUGGAGAG 403 CAGAGGGCACUUGGAGAGC 404 AGAGGGCACUUGGAGAGCA 405 GAGGGCACUUGGAGAGCAC 406 AGGGCACUUGGAGAGCACG 407 GGGCACUUGGAGAGCACGU 408 GGCACUUGGAGAGCACGUC 409 GCACUUGGAGAGCACGUCU 410 CACUUGGAGAGCACGUCUG 411 ACUUGGAGAGCACGUCUGA 412 CUUGGAGAGCACGUCUGAU 413 UUGGAGAGCACGUCUGAUU 414 UGGAGAGCACGUCUGAUUU 415 GGAGAGCACGUCUGAUUUG 416 GAGAGCACGUCUGAUUUGG 417 AGAGCACGUCUGAUUUGGU 418 GAGCACGUCUGAUUUGGUU 419 AGCACGUCUGAUUUGGUUG 420 GCACGUCUGAUUUGGUUGU 421 CACGUCUGAUUUGGUUGUG 422 ACGUCUGAUUUGGUUGUGG 423 CGUCUGAUUUGGUUGUGGA 424 GUCUGAUUUGGUUGUGGAC 425 UCUGAUUUGGUUGUGGACU 426 CUGAUUUGGUUGUGGACUC 427 UGAUUUGGUUGUGGACUCC 428 GAUUUGGUUGUGGACUCCA 429 AUUUGGUUGUGGACUCCAC 430 UUUGGUUGUGGACUCCACC 431 UUGGUUGUGGACUCCACCU 432 UGGUUGUGGACUCCACCUA 433 GGUUGUGGACUCCACCUAC 434 GUUGUGGACUCCACCUACU 435 UUGUGGACUCCACCUACUA 436 UGUGGACUCCACCUACUAC 437 GUGGACUCCACCUACUACA 438 UGGACUCCACCUACUACAG 439 GGACUCCACCUACUACAGC 440 GACUCCACCUACUACAGCA 441 ACUCCACCUACUACAGCAG 442 CUCCACCUACUACAGCAGU 443 UCCACCUACUACAGCAGUU 444 CCACCUACUACAGCAGUUU 445 CACCUACUACAGCAGUUUU 446 ACCUACUACAGCAGUUUUU 447 CCUACUACAGCAGUUUUUA 448 CUACUACAGCAGUUUUUAC 449 UACUACAGCAGUUUUUACC 450 ACUACAGCAGUUUUUACCA 451 CUACAGCAGUUUUUACCAG 452 UACAGCAGUUUUUACCAGC 453 ACAGCAGUUUUUACCAGCC 454 CAGCAGUUUUUACCAGCCA 455 AGCAGUUUUUACCAGCCAU 456 GCAGUUUUUACCAGCCAUC 457 CAGUUUUUACCAGCCAUCC 458 AGUUUUUACCAGCCAUCCC 459 GUUUUUACCAGCCAUCCCU 460 UUUUUACCAGCCAUCCCUG 461 UUUUACCAGCCAUCCCUGU 462 UUUACCAGCCAUCCCUGUA 463 UUACCAGCCAUCCCUGUAU 464 UACCAGCCAUCCCUGUAUC 465 ACCAGCCAUCCCUGUAUCC 466 CCAGCCAUCCCUGUAUCCU 467 CAGCCAUCCCUGUAUCCUU 468 AGCCAUCCCUGUAUCCUUA 469 GCCAUCCCUGUAUCCUUAC 470 CCAUCCCUGUAUCCUUACU 471 CAUCCCUGUAUCCUUACUA 472 AUCCCUGUAUCCUUACUAU 473 UCCCUGUAUCCUUACUAUA 474 CCCUGUAUCCUUACUAUAA 475 CCUGUAUCCUUACUAUAAC 476 CUGUAUCCUUACUAUAACA 477 UGUAUCCUUACUAUAACAA 478 GUAUCCUUACUAUAACAAC 479 UAUCCUUACUAUAACAACC 480 AUCCUUACUAUAACAACCU 481 UCCUUACUAUAACAACCUG 482 CCUUACUAUAACAACCUGU 483 CUUACUAUAACAACCUGUA 484 UUACUAUAACAACCUGUAC 485 UACUAUAACAACCUGUACA 486 ACUAUAACAACCUGUACAA 487 CUAUAACAACCUGUACAAC 488 UAUAACAACCUGUACAACU 489 AUAACAACCUGUACAACUA 490 UAACAACCUGUACAACUAC 491 AACAACCUGUACAACUACU 492 ACAACCUGUACAACUACUC 493 CAACCUGUACAACUACUCC 494 AACCUGUACAACUACUCCC 495 ACCUGUACAACUACUCCCA 496 CCUGUACAACUACUCCCAG 497 CUGUACAACUACUCCCAGU 498 UGUACAACUACUCCCAGUA 499 GUACAACUACUCCCAGUAC 500 UACAACUACUCCCAGUACC 501 ACAACUACUCCCAGUACCA 502 CAACUACUCCCAGUACCAA 503 AACUACUCCCAGUACCAAA 504 ACUACUCCCAGUACCAAAU 505 CUACUCCCAGUACCAAAUG 506 UACUCCCAGUACCAAAUGG 507 ACUCCCAGUACCAAAUGGC 508 CUCCCAGUACCAAAUGGCA 509 UCCCAGUACCAAAUGGCAG 510 CCCAGUACCAAAUGGCAGU 511 CCAGUACCAAAUGGCAGUG 512 CAGUACCAAAUGGCAGUGG 513 AGUACCAAAUGGCAGUGGC 514 GUACCAAAUGGCAGUGGCC 515 UACCAAAUGGCAGUGGCCA 516 ACCAAAUGGCAGUGGCCAC 517 CCAAAUGGCAGUGGCCACU 518 CAAAUGGCAGUGGCCACUG 519 AAAUGGCAGUGGCCACUGA 520 AAUGGCAGUGGCCACUGAG 521 AUGGCAGUGGCCACUGAGU 522 UGGCAGUGGCCACUGAGUC 523 GGCAGUGGCCACUGAGUCU 524 GCAGUGGCCACUGAGUCUU 525 CAGUGGCCACUGAGUCUUC 526 AGUGGCCACUGAGUCUUCC 527 GUGGCCACUGAGUCUUCCU 528 UGGCCACUGAGUCUUCCUC 529 GGCCACUGAGUCUUCCUCA 530 GCCACUGAGUCUUCCUCAA 531 CCACUGAGUCUUCCUCAAG 532 CACUGAGUCUUCCUCAAGU 533 ACUGAGUCUUCCUCAAGUG 534 CUGAGUCUUCCUCAAGUGA 535 UGAGUCUUCCUCAAGUGAG 536 GAGUCUUCCUCAAGUGAGA 537 AGUCUUCCUCAAGUGAGAC 538 GUCUUCCUCAAGUGAGACA 539 UCUUCCUCAAGUGAGACAG 540 CUUCCUCAAGUGAGACAGG 541 UUCCUCAAGUGAGACAGGG 542 UCCUCAAGUGAGACAGGGG 543 CCUCAAGUGAGACAGGGGG 544 CUCAAGUGAGACAGGGGGU 545 UCAAGUGAGACAGGGGGUA 546 CAAGUGAGACAGGGGGUAC 547 AAGUGAGACAGGGGGUACG 548 AGUGAGACAGGGGGUACGU 549 GUGAGACAGGGGGUACGUU 550 UGAGACAGGGGGUACGUUU 551 GAGACAGGGGGUACGUUUG 552 AGACAGGGGGUACGUUUGU 553 GACAGGGGGUACGUUUGUA 554 ACAGGGGGUACGUUUGUAG 555 CAGGGGGUACGUUUGUAGG 556 AGGGGGUACGUUUGUAGGG 557 GGGGGUACGUUUGUAGGGU 558 GGGGUACGUUUGUAGGGUC 559 GGGUACGUUUGUAGGGUCA 560 GGUACGUUUGUAGGGUCAG 561 GUACGUUUGUAGGGUCAGC 562 UACGUUUGUAGGGUCAGCC 563 ACGUUUGUAGGGUCAGCCA 564 CGUUUGUAGGGUCAGCCAU 565 GUUUGUAGGGUCAGCCAUG 566 UUUGUAGGGUCAGCCAUGA 567 UUGUAGGGUCAGCCAUGAA 568 UGUAGGGUCAGCCAUGAAA 569 GUAGGGUCAGCCAUGAAAA 570 UAGGGUCAGCCAUGAAAAA 571 AGGGUCAGCCAUGAAAAAC 572 GGGUCAGCCAUGAAAAACA 573 GGUCAGCCAUGAAAAACAG 574 GUCAGCCAUGAAAAACAGC 575 UCAGCCAUGAAAAACAGCC 576 CAGCCAUGAAAAACAGCCU 577 AGCCAUGAAAAACAGCCUU 578 GCCAUGAAAAACAGCCUUC 579 CCAUGAAAAACAGCCUUCG 580 CAUGAAAAACAGCCUUCGA 581 AUGAAAAACAGCCUUCGAA 582 UGAAAAACAGCCUUCGAAG 583 GAAAAACAGCCUUCGAAGC 584 AAAAACAGCCUUCGAAGCC 585 AAAACAGCCUUCGAAGCCU 586 AAACAGCCUUCGAAGCCUC 587 AACAGCCUUCGAAGCCUCC 588 ACAGCCUUCGAAGCCUCCC 589 CAGCCUUCGAAGCCUCCCA 590 AGCCUUCGAAGCCUCCCAG 591 GCCUUCGAAGCCUCCCAGC 592 CCUUCGAAGCCUCCCAGCA 593 CUUCGAAGCCUCCCAGCAA 594 UUCGAAGCCUCCCAGCAAC 595 UCGAAGCCUCCCAGCAACA 596 CGAAGCCUCCCAGCAACAU 597 GAAGCCUCCCAGCAACAUA 598 AAGCCUCCCAGCAACAUAC 599 AGCCUCCCAGCAACAUACA 600 GCCUCCCAGCAACAUACAU 601 CCUCCCAGCAACAUACAUG 602 CUCCCAGCAACAUACAUGU 603 UCCCAGCAACAUACAUGUC 604 CCCAGCAACAUACAUGUCA 605 CCAGCAACAUACAUGUCAA 606 CAGCAACAUACAUGUCAAG 607 AGCAACAUACAUGUCAAGC 608 GCAACAUACAUGUCAAGCC 609 CAACAUACAUGUCAAGCCA 610 AACAUACAUGUCAAGCCAG 611 ACAUACAUGUCAAGCCAGU 612 CAUACAUGUCAAGCCAGUC 613 AUACAUGUCAAGCCAGUCA 614 UACAUGUCAAGCCAGUCAG 615 ACAUGUCAAGCCAGUCAGG 616 CAUGUCAAGCCAGUCAGGA 617 AUGUCAAGCCAGUCAGGAA 618 UGUCAAGCCAGUCAGGAAA 619 GUCAAGCCAGUCAGGAAAA 620 UCAAGCCAGUCAGGAAAAC 621 CAAGCCAGUCAGGAAAACA 622 AAGCCAGUCAGGAAAACAG 623 AGCCAGUCAGGAAAACAGU 624 GCCAGUCAGGAAAACAGUG 625 CCAGUCAGGAAAACAGUGG 626 CAGUCAGGAAAACAGUGGC 627 AGUCAGGAAAACAGUGGCA 628 GUCAGGAAAACAGUGGCAG 629 UCAGGAAAACAGUGGCAGA 630 CAGGAAAACAGUGGCAGAU 631 AGGAAAACAGUGGCAGAUG 632 GGAAAACAGUGGCAGAUGA 633 GAAAACAGUGGCAGAUGAA 634 AAAACAGUGGCAGAUGAAG 635 AAACAGUGGCAGAUGAAGG 636 AACAGUGGCAGAUGAAGGG 637 ACAGUGGCAGAUGAAGGGA 638 CAGUGGCAGAUGAAGGGAA 639 AGUGGCAGAUGAAGGGAAU 640 GUGGCAGAUGAAGGGAAUG 641 UGGCAGAUGAAGGGAAUGG 642 GGCAGAUGAAGGGAAUGGA 643 GCAGAUGAAGGGAAUGGAG 644 CAGAUGAAGGGAAUGGAGA 645 AGAUGAAGGGAAUGGAGAA 646 GAUGAAGGGAAUGGAGAAC 647 AUGAAGGGAAUGGAGAACC 648 UGAAGGGAAUGGAGAACCG 649 GAAGGGAAUGGAGAACCGC 650 AAGGGAAUGGAGAACCGCC 651 AGGGAAUGGAGAACCGCCA 652 GGGAAUGGAGAACCGCCAU 653 GGAAUGGAGAACCGCCAUG 654 GAAUGGAGAACCGCCAUGC 655 AAUGGAGAACCGCCAUGCC 656 AUGGAGAACCGCCAUGCCA 657 UGGAGAACCGCCAUGCCAU 658 GGAGAACCGCCAUGCCAUG 659 GAGAACCGCCAUGCCAUGA 660 AGAACCGCCAUGCCAUGAG 661 GAACCGCCAUGCCAUGAGC 662 AACCGCCAUGCCAUGAGCU 663 ACCGCCAUGCCAUGAGCUC 664 CCGCCAUGCCAUGAGCUCC 665 CGCCAUGCCAUGAGCUCCC 666 GCCAUGCCAUGAGCUCCCA 667 CCAUGCCAUGAGCUCCCAG 668 CAUGCCAUGAGCUCCCAGU 669 AUGCCAUGAGCUCCCAGUA 670 UGCCAUGAGCUCCCAGUAC 671 GCCAUGAGCUCCCAGUACC 672 CCAUGAGCUCCCAGUACCG 673 CAUGAGCUCCCAGUACCGG 674 AUGAGCUCCCAGUACCGGA 675 UGAGCUCCCAGUACCGGAU 676 GAGCUCCCAGUACCGGAUG 677 AGCUCCCAGUACCGGAUGU 678 GCUCCCAGUACCGGAUGUG 679 CUCCCAGUACCGGAUGUGC 680 UCCCAGUACCGGAUGUGCU 681 CCCAGUACCGGAUGUGCUC 682 CCAGUACCGGAUGUGCUCC 683 CAGUACCGGAUGUGCUCCU 684 AGUACCGGAUGUGCUCCUA 685 GUACCGGAUGUGCUCCUAC 686 UACCGGAUGUGCUCCUACU 687 ACCGGAUGUGCUCCUACUA 688 CCGGAUGUGCUCCUACUAC 689 CGGAUGUGCUCCUACUACC 690 GGAUGUGCUCCUACUACCC 691 GAUGUGCUCCUACUACCCG 692 AUGUGCUCCUACUACCCGC 693 UGUGCUCCUACUACCCGCC 694 GUGCUCCUACUACCCGCCC 695 UGCUCCUACUACCCGCCCA 696 GCUCCUACUACCCGCCCAC 697 CUCCUACUACCCGCCCACC 698 UCCUACUACCCGCCCACCU 699 CCUACUACCCGCCCACCUC 700 CUACUACCCGCCCACCUCA 701 UACUACCCGCCCACCUCAU 702 ACUACCCGCCCACCUCAUA 703 CUACCCGCCCACCUCAUAC 704 UACCCGCCCACCUCAUACC 705 ACCCGCCCACCUCAUACCU 706 CCCGCCCACCUCAUACCUG 707 CCGCCCACCUCAUACCUGG 708 CGCCCACCUCAUACCUGGG 709 GCCCACCUCAUACCUGGGC 710 CCCACCUCAUACCUGGGCC 711 CCACCUCAUACCUGGGCCA 712 CACCUCAUACCUGGGCCAG 713 ACCUCAUACCUGGGCCAGG 714 CCUCAUACCUGGGCCAGGG 715 CUCAUACCUGGGCCAGGGG 716 UCAUACCUGGGCCAGGGGG 717 CAUACCUGGGCCAGGGGGU 718 AUACCUGGGCCAGGGGGUU 719 UACCUGGGCCAGGGGGUUG 720 ACCUGGGCCAGGGGGUUGG 721 CCUGGGCCAGGGGGUUGGC 722 CUGGGCCAGGGGGUUGGCA 723 UGGGCCAGGGGGUUGGCAG 724 GGGCCAGGGGGUUGGCAGU 725 GGCCAGGGGGUUGGCAGUC 726 GCCAGGGGGUUGGCAGUCC 727 CCAGGGGGUUGGCAGUCCC 728 CAGGGGGUUGGCAGUCCCA 729 AGGGGGUUGGCAGUCCCAC 730 GGGGGUUGGCAGUCCCACC 731 GGGGUUGGCAGUCCCACCU 732 GGGUUGGCAGUCCCACCUG 733 GGUUGGCAGUCCCACCUGC 734 GUUGGCAGUCCCACCUGCG 735 UUGGCAGUCCCACCUGCGU 736 UGGCAGUCCCACCUGCGUC 737 GGCAGUCCCACCUGCGUCA 738 GCAGUCCCACCUGCGUCAC 739 CAGUCCCACCUGCGUCACA 740 AGUCCCACCUGCGUCACAC 741 GUCCCACCUGCGUCACACA 742 UCCCACCUGCGUCACACAG 743 CCCACCUGCGUCACACAGA 744 CCACCUGCGUCACACAGAU 745 CACCUGCGUCACACAGAUA 746 ACCUGCGUCACACAGAUAC 747 CCUGCGUCACACAGAUACU 748 CUGCGUCACACAGAUACUG 749 UGCGUCACACAGAUACUGG 750 GCGUCACACAGAUACUGGC 751 CGUCACACAGAUACUGGCC 752 GUCACACAGAUACUGGCCU 753 UCACACAGAUACUGGCCUC 754 CACACAGAUACUGGCCUCG 755 ACACAGAUACUGGCCUCGG 756 CACAGAUACUGGCCUCGGA 757 ACAGAUACUGGCCUCGGAG 758 CAGAUACUGGCCUCGGAGG 759 AGAUACUGGCCUCGGAGGA 760 GAUACUGGCCUCGGAGGAC 761 AUACUGGCCUCGGAGGACA 762 UACUGGCCUCGGAGGACAC 763 ACUGGCCUCGGAGGACACC 764 CUGGCCUCGGAGGACACCC 765 UGGCCUCGGAGGACACCCC 766 GGCCUCGGAGGACACCCCC 767 GCCUCGGAGGACACCCCCU 768 CCUCGGAGGACACCCCCUC 769 CUCGGAGGACACCCCCUCC 770 UCGGAGGACACCCCCUCCU 771 CGGAGGACACCCCCUCCUA 772 GGAGGACACCCCCUCCUAC 773 GAGGACACCCCCUCCUACU 774 AGGACACCCCCUCCUACUC 775 GGACACCCCCUCCUACUCA 776 GACACCCCCUCCUACUCAG 777 ACACCCCCUCCUACUCAGA 778 CACCCCCUCCUACUCAGAG 779 ACCCCCUCCUACUCAGAGU 780 CCCCCUCCUACUCAGAGUC 781 CCCCUCCUACUCAGAGUCG 782 CCCUCCUACUCAGAGUCGA 783 CCUCCUACUCAGAGUCGAA 784 CUCCUACUCAGAGUCGAAA 785 UCCUACUCAGAGUCGAAAG 786 CCUACUCAGAGUCGAAAGC 787 CUACUCAGAGUCGAAAGCG 788 UACUCAGAGUCGAAAGCGA 789 ACUCAGAGUCGAAAGCGAG 790 CUCAGAGUCGAAAGCGAGA 791 UCAGAGUCGAAAGCGAGAG 792 CAGAGUCGAAAGCGAGAGU 793 AGAGUCGAAAGCGAGAGUG 794 GAGUCGAAAGCGAGAGUGU 795 AGUCGAAAGCGAGAGUGUU 796 GUCGAAAGCGAGAGUGUUU 797 UCGAAAGCGAGAGUGUUUU 798 CGAAAGCGAGAGUGUUUUC 799 GAAAGCGAGAGUGUUUUCG 800 AAAGCGAGAGUGUUUUCGC 801 AAGCGAGAGUGUUUUCGCC 802 AGCGAGAGUGUUUUCGCCG 803 GCGAGAGUGUUUUCGCCGC 804 CGAGAGUGUUUUCGCCGCC 805 GAGAGUGUUUUCGCCGCCC 806 AGAGUGUUUUCGCCGCCCA 807 GAGUGUUUUCGCCGCCCAG 808 AGUGUUUUCGCCGCCCAGC 809 GUGUUUUCGCCGCCCAGCA 810 UGUUUUCGCCGCCCAGCAG 811 GUUUUCGCCGCCCAGCAGC 812 UUUUCGCCGCCCAGCAGCC 813 UUUCGCCGCCCAGCAGCCA 814 UUCGCCGCCCAGCAGCCAG 815 UCGCCGCCCAGCAGCCAGG 816 CGCCGCCCAGCAGCCAGGA 817 GCCGCCCAGCAGCCAGGAC 818 CCGCCCAGCAGCCAGGACU 819 CGCCCAGCAGCCAGGACUC 820 GCCCAGCAGCCAGGACUCG 821 CCCAGCAGCCAGGACUCGG 822 CCAGCAGCCAGGACUCGGG 823 CAGCAGCCAGGACUCGGGC 824 AGCAGCCAGGACUCGGGCC 825 GCAGCCAGGACUCGGGCCU 826 CAGCCAGGACUCGGGCCUG 827 AGCCAGGACUCGGGCCUGG 828 GCCAGGACUCGGGCCUGGG 829 CCAGGACUCGGGCCUGGGG 830 CAGGACUCGGGCCUGGGGU 831 AGGACUCGGGCCUGGGGUG 832 GGACUCGGGCCUGGGGUGC 833 GACUCGGGCCUGGGGUGCC 834 ACUCGGGCCUGGGGUGCCU 835 CUCGGGCCUGGGGUGCCUG 836 UCGGGCCUGGGGUGCCUGU 837 CGGGCCUGGGGUGCCUGUC 838 GGGCCUGGGGUGCCUGUCG 839 GGCCUGGGGUGCCUGUCGA 840 GCCUGGGGUGCCUGUCGAG 841 CCUGGGGUGCCUGUCGAGC 842 CUGGGGUGCCUGUCGAGCA 843 UGGGGUGCCUGUCGAGCAG 844 GGGGUGCCUGUCGAGCAGC 845 GGGUGCCUGUCGAGCAGCG 846 GGUGCCUGUCGAGCAGCGA 847 GUGCCUGUCGAGCAGCGAG 848 UGCCUGUCGAGCAGCGAGA 849 GCCUGUCGAGCAGCGAGAG 850 CCUGUCGAGCAGCGAGAGC 851 CUGUCGAGCAGCGAGAGCA 852 UGUCGAGCAGCGAGAGCAC 853 GUCGAGCAGCGAGAGCACC 854 UCGAGCAGCGAGAGCACCA 855 CGAGCAGCGAGAGCACCAA 856 GAGCAGCGAGAGCACCAAG 857 AGCAGCGAGAGCACCAAGG 858 GCAGCGAGAGCACCAAGGG 859 CAGCGAGAGCACCAAGGGA 860 AGCGAGAGCACCAAGGGAG 861 GCGAGAGCACCAAGGGAGA 862 CGAGAGCACCAAGGGAGAC 863 GAGAGCACCAAGGGAGACC 864 AGAGCACCAAGGGAGACCU 865 GAGCACCAAGGGAGACCUG 866 AGCACCAAGGGAGACCUGG 867 GCACCAAGGGAGACCUGGA 868 CACCAAGGGAGACCUGGAG 869 ACCAAGGGAGACCUGGAGU 870 CCAAGGGAGACCUGGAGUG 871 CAAGGGAGACCUGGAGUGC 872 AAGGGAGACCUGGAGUGCG 873 AGGGAGACCUGGAGUGCGA 874 GGGAGACCUGGAGUGCGAG 875 GGAGACCUGGAGUGCGAGC 876 GAGACCUGGAGUGCGAGCC 877 AGACCUGGAGUGCGAGCCC 878 GACCUGGAGUGCGAGCCCC 879 ACCUGGAGUGCGAGCCCCA 880 CCUGGAGUGCGAGCCCCAC 881 CUGGAGUGCGAGCCCCACC 882 UGGAGUGCGAGCCCCACCA 883 GGAGUGCGAGCCCCACCAA 884 GAGUGCGAGCCCCACCAAG 885 AGUGCGAGCCCCACCAAGA 886 GUGCGAGCCCCACCAAGAG 887 UGCGAGCCCCACCAAGAGC 888 GCGAGCCCCACCAAGAGCC 889 CGAGCCCCACCAAGAGCCC 890 GAGCCCCACCAAGAGCCCG 891 AGCCCCACCAAGAGCCCGG 892 GCCCCACCAAGAGCCCGGC 893 CCCCACCAAGAGCCCGGCG 894 CCCACCAAGAGCCCGGCGC 895 CCACCAAGAGCCCGGCGCC 896 CACCAAGAGCCCGGCGCCU 897 ACCAAGAGCCCGGCGCCUU 898 CCAAGAGCCCGGCGCCUUC 899 CAAGAGCCCGGCGCCUUCG 900 AAGAGCCCGGCGCCUUCGC 901 AGAGCCCGGCGCCUUCGCG 902 GAGCCCGGCGCCUUCGCGG 903 AGCCCGGCGCCUUCGCGGU 904 GCCCGGCGCCUUCGCGGUG 905 CCCGGCGCCUUCGCGGUGA 906 CCGGCGCCUUCGCGGUGAG 907 CGGCGCCUUCGCGGUGAGC 908 GGCGCCUUCGCGGUGAGCC 909 GCGCCUUCGCGGUGAGCCC 910 CGCCUUCGCGGUGAGCCCG 911 GCCUUCGCGGUGAGCCCGG 912 CCUUCGCGGUGAGCCCGGU 913 CUUCGCGGUGAGCCCGGUU 914 UUCGCGGUGAGCCCGGUUC 915 UCGCGGUGAGCCCGGUUCU 916 CGCGGUGAGCCCGGUUCUU 917 GCGGUGAGCCCGGUUCUUG 918 CGGUGAGCCCGGUUCUUGA 919 GGUGAGCCCGGUUCUUGAG 920 GUGAGCCCGGUUCUUGAGG 921 UGAGCCCGGUUCUUGAGGG 922 GAGCCCGGUUCUUGAGGGC 923 AGCCCGGUUCUUGAGGGCG 924 GCCCGGUUCUUGAGGGCGA 925 CCCGGUUCUUGAGGGCGAG 926 CCGGUUCUUGAGGGCGAGU 927 CGGUUCUUGAGGGCGAGUA 928 GGUUCUUGAGGGCGAGUAG 929 GUUCUUGAGGGCGAGUAGG 930 UUCUUGAGGGCGAGUAGGC 931 UCUUGAGGGCGAGUAGGCG 932 CUUGAGGGCGAGUAGGCGC 933 UUGAGGGCGAGUAGGCGCG 934 UGAGGGCGAGUAGGCGCGG 935 GAGGGCGAGUAGGCGCGGC 936 AGGGCGAGUAGGCGCGGCG 937 GGGCGAGUAGGCGCGGCGU 938 GGCGAGUAGGCGCGGCGUC 939 GCGAGUAGGCGCGGCGUCG 940 CGAGUAGGCGCGGCGUCGG 941 GAGUAGGCGCGGCGUCGGG 942 AGUAGGCGCGGCGUCGGGC 943 GUAGGCGCGGCGUCGGGCG 944 UAGGCGCGGCGUCGGGCGG 945 AGGCGCGGCGUCGGGCGGC 946 GGCGCGGCGUCGGGCGGCU 947 GCGCGGCGUCGGGCGGCUG 948 CGCGGCGUCGGGCGGCUGC 949 GCGGCGUCGGGCGGCUGCU 950 CGGCGUCGGGCGGCUGCUG 951 GGCGUCGGGCGGCUGCUGC 952 GCGUCGGGCGGCUGCUGCG 953 CGUCGGGCGGCUGCUGCGC 954 GUCGGGCGGCUGCUGCGCG 955 UCGGGCGGCUGCUGCGCGG 956 CGGGCGGCUGCUGCGCGGC 957 GGGCGGCUGCUGCGCGGCG 958 GGCGGCUGCUGCGCGGCGU 959 GCGGCUGCUGCGCGGCGUU 960 CGGCUGCUGCGCGGCGUUC 961 GGCUGCUGCGCGGCGUUCA 962 GCUGCUGCGCGGCGUUCAC 963 CUGCUGCGCGGCGUUCACU 964 UGCUGCGCGGCGUUCACUG 965 GCUGCGCGGCGUUCACUGU 966 CUGCGCGGCGUUCACUGUU 967 UGCGCGGCGUUCACUGUUG 968 GCGCGGCGUUCACUGUUGC 969 CGCGGCGUUCACUGUUGCC 970 GCGGCGUUCACUGUUGCCU 971 CGGCGUUCACUGUUGCCUU 972 GGCGUUCACUGUUGCCUUG 973 GCGUUCACUGUUGCCUUGU 974 CGUUCACUGUUGCCUUGUU 975 GUUCACUGUUGCCUUGUUC 976 UUCACUGUUGCCUUGUUCU 977 UCACUGUUGCCUUGUUCUG 978 CACUGUUGCCUUGUUCUGU 979 ACUGUUGCCUUGUUCUGUU 980 CUGUUGCCUUGUUCUGUUG 981 UGUUGCCUUGUUCUGUUGG 982 GUUGCCUUGUUCUGUUGGG 983 UUGCCUUGUUCUGUUGGGG 984 UGCCUUGUUCUGUUGGGGU 985 GCCUUGUUCUGUUGGGGUU 986 CCUUGUUCUGUUGGGGUUG 987 CUUGUUCUGUUGGGGUUGC 988 UUGUUCUGUUGGGGUUGCG 989 UGUUCUGUUGGGGUUGCGG 990 GUUCUGUUGGGGUUGCGGG 991 UUCUGUUGGGGUUGCGGGG 992 UCUGUUGGGGUUGCGGGGG 993 CUGUUGGGGUUGCGGGGGG 994 UGUUGGGGUUGCGGGGGGG 995 GUUGGGGUUGCGGGGGGGC 996 UUGGGGUUGCGGGGGGGCG 997 UGGGGUUGCGGGGGGGCGU 998 GGGGUUGCGGGGGGGCGUU 999 GGGUUGCGGGGGGGCGUUG 1000 GGUUGCGGGGGGGCGUUGG 1001 GUUGCGGGGGGGCGUUGGG 1002 UUGCGGGGGGGCGUUGGGU 1003 UGCGGGGGGGCGUUGGGUU 1004 GCGGGGGGGCGUUGGGUUU 1005 CGGGGGGGCGUUGGGUUUC 1006 GGGGGGGCGUUGGGUUUCU 1007 GGGGGGCGUUGGGUUUCUU 1008 GGGGGCGUUGGGUUUCUUC 1009 GGGGCGUUGGGUUUCUUCU 1010 GGGCGUUGGGUUUCUUCUU 1011 GGCGUUGGGUUUCUUCUUU 1012 GCGUUGGGUUUCUUCUUUC 1013 CGUUGGGUUUCUUCUUUCC 1014 GUUGGGUUUCUUCUUUCCG 1015 UUGGGUUUCUUCUUUCCGG 1016 UGGGUUUCUUCUUUCCGGG 1017 GGGUUUCUUCUUUCCGGGG 1018 GGUUUCUUCUUUCCGGGGC 1019 GUUUCUUCUUUCCGGGGCG 1020 UUUCUUCUUUCCGGGGCGG 1021 UUCUUCUUUCCGGGGCGGG 1022 UCUUCUUUCCGGGGCGGGG 1023 CUUCUUUCCGGGGCGGGGG 1024 UUCUUUCCGGGGCGGGGGG 1025 UCUUUCCGGGGCGGGGGGG 1026 CUUUCCGGGGCGGGGGGGG 1027 UUUCCGGGGCGGGGGGGGC 1028 UUCCGGGGCGGGGGGGGCA 1029 UCCGGGGCGGGGGGGGCAC 1030 CCGGGGCGGGGGGGGCACG 1031 CGGGGCGGGGGGGGCACGG 1032 GGGGCGGGGGGGGCACGGC 1033 GGGCGGGGGGGGCACGGCG 1034 GGCGGGGGGGGCACGGCGG 1035 GCGGGGGGGGCACGGCGGG 1036 CGGGGGGGGCACGGCGGGG 1037 GGGGGGGGCACGGCGGGGC 1038 GGGGGGGCACGGCGGGGCC 1039 GGGGGGCACGGCGGGGCCG 1040 GGGGGCACGGCGGGGCCGC 1041 GGGGCACGGCGGGGCCGCG 1042 GGGCACGGCGGGGCCGCGG 1043 GGCACGGCGGGGCCGCGGC 1044 GCACGGCGGGGCCGCGGCC 1045 CACGGCGGGGCCGCGGCCG 1046 ACGGCGGGGCCGCGGCCGG 1047 CGGCGGGGCCGCGGCCGGG 1048 GGCGGGGCCGCGGCCGGGC 1049 GCGGGGCCGCGGCCGGGCC 1050 CGGGGCCGCGGCCGGGCCG 1051 GGGGCCGCGGCCGGGCCGG 1052 GGGCCGCGGCCGGGCCGGC 1053 GGCCGCGGCCGGGCCGGCG 1054 GCCGCGGCCGGGCCGGCGG 1055 CCGCGGCCGGGCCGGCGGG 1056 CGCGGCCGGGCCGGCGGGG 1057 GCGGCCGGGCCGGCGGGGC 1058 CGGCCGGGCCGGCGGGGCG 1059 GGCCGGGCCGGCGGGGCGG 1060 GCCGGGCCGGCGGGGCGGG 1061 CCGGGCCGGCGGGGCGGGG 1062 CGGGCCGGCGGGGCGGGGC 1063 GGGCCGGCGGGGCGGGGCG 1064 GGCCGGCGGGGCGGGGCGG 1065 GCCGGCGGGGCGGGGCGGG 1066 CCGGCGGGGCGGGGCGGGG 1067 CGGCGGGGCGGGGCGGGGC 1068 GGCGGGGCGGGGCGGGGCG 1069 GCGGGGCGGGGCGGGGCGG 1070 CGGGGCGGGGCGGGGCGGG 1071 GGGGCGGGGCGGGGCGGGA 1072 GGGCGGGGCGGGGCGGGAC 1073 GGCGGGGCGGGGCGGGACG 1074 GCGGGGCGGGGCGGGACGG 1075 CGGGGCGGGGCGGGACGGG 1076 GGGGCGGGGCGGGACGGGG 1077 GGGCGGGGCGGGACGGGGC 1078 GGCGGGGCGGGACGGGGCG 1079 GCGGGGCGGGACGGGGCGG 1080 CGGGGCGGGACGGGGCGGG 1081 GGGGCGGGACGGGGCGGGG 1082 GGGCGGGACGGGGCGGGGC 1083 GGCGGGACGGGGCGGGGCG 1084 GCGGGACGGGGCGGGGCGG 1085 CGGGACGGGGCGGGGCGGA 1086 GGGACGGGGCGGGGCGGAG 1087 GGACGGGGCGGGGCGGAGC 1088 GACGGGGCGGGGCGGAGCC 1089 ACGGGGCGGGGCGGAGCCG 1090 CGGGGCGGGGCGGAGCCGC 1091 GGGGCGGGGCGGAGCCGCG 1092 GGGCGGGGCGGAGCCGCGC 1093 GGCGGGGCGGAGCCGCGCG 1094 GCGGGGCGGAGCCGCGCGG 1095 CGGGGCGGAGCCGCGCGGG 1096 GGGGCGGAGCCGCGCGGGG 1097 GGGCGGAGCCGCGCGGGGG 1098 GGCGGAGCCGCGCGGGGGC 1099 GCGGAGCCGCGCGGGGGCC 1100 CGGAGCCGCGCGGGGGCCG 1101 GGAGCCGCGCGGGGGCCGC 1102 GAGCCGCGCGGGGGCCGCA 1103 AGCCGCGCGGGGGCCGCAG 1104 GCCGCGCGGGGGCCGCAGU 1105 CCGCGCGGGGGCCGCAGUC 1106 CGCGCGGGGGCCGCAGUCC 1107 GCGCGGGGGCCGCAGUCCG 1108 CGCGGGGGCCGCAGUCCGG 1109 GCGGGGGCCGCAGUCCGGG 1110 CGGGGGCCGCAGUCCGGGC 1111 GGGGGCCGCAGUCCGGGCC 1112 GGGGCCGCAGUCCGGGCCG 1113 GGGCCGCAGUCCGGGCCGG 1114 GGCCGCAGUCCGGGCCGGG 1115 GCCGCAGUCCGGGCCGGGG 1116 CCGCAGUCCGGGCCGGGGC 1117 CGCAGUCCGGGCCGGGGCC 1118 GCAGUCCGGGCCGGGGCCG 1119 CAGUCCGGGCCGGGGCCGC 1120 AGUCCGGGCCGGGGCCGCC 1121 GUCCGGGCCGGGGCCGCCG 1122 UCCGGGCCGGGGCCGCCGU 1123 CCGGGCCGGGGCCGCCGUC 1124 CGGGCCGGGGCCGCCGUCG 1125 GGGCCGGGGCCGCCGUCGG 1126 GGCCGGGGCCGCCGUCGGG 1127 GCCGGGGCCGCCGUCGGGU 1128 CCGGGGCCGCCGUCGGGUC 1129 CGGGGCCGCCGUCGGGUCU 1130 GGGGCCGCCGUCGGGUCUC 1131 GGGCCGCCGUCGGGUCUCG 1132 GGCCGCCGUCGGGUCUCGG 1133 GCCGCCGUCGGGUCUCGGC 1134 CCGCCGUCGGGUCUCGGCC 1135 CGCCGUCGGGUCUCGGCCC 1136 GCCGUCGGGUCUCGGCCCG 1137 CCGUCGGGUCUCGGCCCGC 1138 CGUCGGGUCUCGGCCCGCU 1139 GUCGGGUCUCGGCCCGCUC 1140 UCGGGUCUCGGCCCGCUCC 1141 CGGGUCUCGGCCCGCUCCC 1142 GGGUCUCGGCCCGCUCCCG 1143 GGUCUCGGCCCGCUCCCGU 1144 GUCUCGGCCCGCUCCCGUC 1145 UCUCGGCCCGCUCCCGUCG 1146 CUCGGCCCGCUCCCGUCGG 1147 UCGGCCCGCUCCCGUCGGG 1148 CGGCCCGCUCCCGUCGGGG 1149 GGCCCGCUCCCGUCGGGGC 1150 GCCCGCUCCCGUCGGGGCG 1151 CCCGCUCCCGUCGGGGCGG 1152 CCGCUCCCGUCGGGGCGGA 1153 CGCUCCCGUCGGGGCGGAG 1154 GCUCCCGUCGGGGCGGAGC 1155 CUCCCGUCGGGGCGGAGCG 1156 UCCCGUCGGGGCGGAGCGU 1157 CCCGUCGGGGCGGAGCGUC 1158 CCGUCGGGGCGGAGCGUCC 1159 CGUCGGGGCGGAGCGUCCG 1160 GUCGGGGCGGAGCGUCCGA 1161 UCGGGGCGGAGCGUCCGAC 1162 CGGGGCGGAGCGUCCGACG 1163 GGGGCGGAGCGUCCGACGA 1164 GGGCGGAGCGUCCGACGAU 1165 GGCGGAGCGUCCGACGAUC 1166 GCGGAGCGUCCGACGAUCG 1167 CGGAGCGUCCGACGAUCGG 1168 GGAGCGUCCGACGAUCGGC 1169 GAGCGUCCGACGAUCGGCC 1170 AGCGUCCGACGAUCGGCCU 1171 GCGUCCGACGAUCGGCCUC 1172 CGUCCGACGAUCGGCCUCC 1173 GUCCGACGAUCGGCCUCCA 1174 UCCGACGAUCGGCCUCCAC 1175 CCGACGAUCGGCCUCCACG 1176 CGACGAUCGGCCUCCACGA 1177 GACGAUCGGCCUCCACGAA 1178 ACGAUCGGCCUCCACGAAA 1179 CGAUCGGCCUCCACGAAAC 1180 GAUCGGCCUCCACGAAACG 1181 AUCGGCCUCCACGAAACGC 1182 UCGGCCUCCACGAAACGCG 1183 CGGCCUCCACGAAACGCGG 1184 GGCCUCCACGAAACGCGGU 1185 GCCUCCACGAAACGCGGUG 1186 CCUCCACGAAACGCGGUGC 1187 CUCCACGAAACGCGGUGCC 1188 UCCACGAAACGCGGUGCCG 1189 CCACGAAACGCGGUGCCGU 1190 CACGAAACGCGGUGCCGUG 1191 ACGAAACGCGGUGCCGUGA 1192 CGAAACGCGGUGCCGUGAU 1193 GAAACGCGGUGCCGUGAUG 1194 AAACGCGGUGCCGUGAUGU 1195 AACGCGGUGCCGUGAUGUG 1196 ACGCGGUGCCGUGAUGUGU 1197 CGCGGUGCCGUGAUGUGUU 1198 GCGGUGCCGUGAUGUGUUU 1199 CGGUGCCGUGAUGUGUUUG 1200 GGUGCCGUGAUGUGUUUGU 1201 GUGCCGUGAUGUGUUUGUA 1202 UGCCGUGAUGUGUUUGUAG 1203 GCCGUGAUGUGUUUGUAGU 1204 CCGUGAUGUGUUUGUAGUG 1205 CGUGAUGUGUUUGUAGUGG 1206 GUGAUGUGUUUGUAGUGGU 1207 UGAUGUGUUUGUAGUGGUU 1208 GAUGUGUUUGUAGUGGUUC 1209 AUGUGUUUGUAGUGGUUCC 1210 UGUGUUUGUAGUGGUUCCU 1211 GUGUUUGUAGUGGUUCCUC 1212 UGUUUGUAGUGGUUCCUCG 1213 GUUUGUAGUGGUUCCUCGU 1214 UUUGUAGUGGUUCCUCGUA 1215 UUGUAGUGGUUCCUCGUAG 1216 UGUAGUGGUUCCUCGUAGG 1217 GUAGUGGUUCCUCGUAGGC 1218 UAGUGGUUCCUCGUAGGCU 1219 AGUGGUUCCUCGUAGGCUC 1220 GUGGUUCCUCGUAGGCUCC 1221 UGGUUCCUCGUAGGCUCCA 1222 GGUUCCUCGUAGGCUCCAG 1223 GUUCCUCGUAGGCUCCAGA 1224 UUCCUCGUAGGCUCCAGAC 1225 UCCUCGUAGGCUCCAGACG 1226 CCUCGUAGGCUCCAGACGU 1227 CUCGUAGGCUCCAGACGUU 1228 UCGUAGGCUCCAGACGUUU 1229 CGUAGGCUCCAGACGUUUU 1230 GUAGGCUCCAGACGUUUUC 1231 UAGGCUCCAGACGUUUUCU 1232 AGGCUCCAGACGUUUUCUC 1233 GGCUCCAGACGUUUUCUCC 1234 GCUCCAGACGUUUUCUCCU 1235 CUCCAGACGUUUUCUCCUC 1236 UCCAGACGUUUUCUCCUCG 1237 CCAGACGUUUUCUCCUCGU 1238 CAGACGUUUUCUCCUCGUA 1239 AGACGUUUUCUCCUCGUAU 1240 GACGUUUUCUCCUCGUAUC 1241 ACGUUUUCUCCUCGUAUCG 1242 CGUUUUCUCCUCGUAUCGC 1243 GUUUUCUCCUCGUAUCGCC 1244 UUUUCUCCUCGUAUCGCCA 1245 UUUCUCCUCGUAUCGCCAA 1246 UUCUCCUCGUAUCGCCAAA 1247 UCUCCUCGUAUCGCCAAAU 1248 CUCCUCGUAUCGCCAAAUU 1249 UCCUCGUAUCGCCAAAUUA 1250 CCUCGUAUCGCCAAAUUAA 1251 CUCGUAUCGCCAAAUUAAC 1252 UCGUAUCGCCAAAUUAACG 1253 CGUAUCGCCAAAUUAACGC 1254 GUAUCGCCAAAUUAACGCG 1255 UAUCGCCAAAUUAACGCGU 1256 AUCGCCAAAUUAACGCGUU 1257 UCGCCAAAUUAACGCGUUU 1258 CGCCAAAUUAACGCGUUUU 1259 GCCAAAUUAACGCGUUUUG 1260 CCAAAUUAACGCGUUUUGC 1261 CAAAUUAACGCGUUUUGCA 1262 AAAUUAACGCGUUUUGCAU 1263 AAUUAACGCGUUUUGCAUA 1264 AUUAACGCGUUUUGCAUAU 1265 UUAACGCGUUUUGCAUAUU 1266 UAACGCGUUUUGCAUAUUA 1267 AACGCGUUUUGCAUAUUAC 1268 ACGCGUUUUGCAUAUUACA 1269 CGCGUUUUGCAUAUUACAG 1270 GCGUUUUGCAUAUUACAGU 1271 CGUUUUGCAUAUUACAGUU 1272 GUUUUGCAUAUUACAGUUG 1273 UUUUGCAUAUUACAGUUGA 1274 UUUGCAUAUUACAGUUGAG 1275 UUGCAUAUUACAGUUGAGU 1276 UGCAUAUUACAGUUGAGUG 1277 GCAUAUUACAGUUGAGUGC 1278 CAUAUUACAGUUGAGUGCC 1279 AUAUUACAGUUGAGUGCCU 1280 UAUUACAGUUGAGUGCCUC 1281 AUUACAGUUGAGUGCCUCG 1282 UUACAGUUGAGUGCCUCGA 1283 UACAGUUGAGUGCCUCGAC 1284 ACAGUUGAGUGCCUCGACU 1285 CAGUUGAGUGCCUCGACUU 1286 AGUUGAGUGCCUCGACUUA 1287 GUUGAGUGCCUCGACUUAG 1288 UUGAGUGCCUCGACUUAGA 1289 UGAGUGCCUCGACUUAGAU 1290 GAGUGCCUCGACUUAGAUU 1291 AGUGCCUCGACUUAGAUUG 1292 GUGCCUCGACUUAGAUUGC 1293 UGCCUCGACUUAGAUUGCA 1294 GCCUCGACUUAGAUUGCAA 1295 CCUCGACUUAGAUUGCAAU 1296 CUCGACUUAGAUUGCAAUA 1297 UCGACUUAGAUUGCAAUAU 1298 CGACUUAGAUUGCAAUAUA 1299 GACUUAGAUUGCAAUAUAA 1300 ACUUAGAUUGCAAUAUAAG 1301 CUUAGAUUGCAAUAUAAGC 1302 UUAGAUUGCAAUAUAAGCG 1303 UAGAUUGCAAUAUAAGCGG 1304 AGAUUGCAAUAUAAGCGGC 1305 GAUUGCAAUAUAAGCGGCC 1306 AUUGCAAUAUAAGCGGCCA 1307 UUGCAAUAUAAGCGGCCAG 1308 UGCAAUAUAAGCGGCCAGC 1309 GCAAUAUAAGCGGCCAGCA 1310 CAAUAUAAGCGGCCAGCAA 1311 AAUAUAAGCGGCCAGCAAA 1312 AUAUAAGCGGCCAGCAAAC 1313 UAUAAGCGGCCAGCAAACA 1314 AUAAGCGGCCAGCAAACAA 1315 UAAGCGGCCAGCAAACAAG 1316 AAGCGGCCAGCAAACAAGU 1317 AGCGGCCAGCAAACAAGUC 1318 GCGGCCAGCAAACAAGUCU 1319 CGGCCAGCAAACAAGUCUC 1320 GGCCAGCAAACAAGUCUCA 1321 GCCAGCAAACAAGUCUCAA 1322 CCAGCAAACAAGUCUCAAA 1323 CAGCAAACAAGUCUCAAAA 1324 AGCAAACAAGUCUCAAAAA 1325 GCAAACAAGUCUCAAAAAA 1326 CAAACAAGUCUCAAAAAAA 1327 AAACAAGUCUCAAAAAAAA 1328 AACAAGUCUCAAAAAAAAG 1329 ACAAGUCUCAAAAAAAAGU 1330 CAAGUCUCAAAAAAAAGUU 1331 AAGUCUCAAAAAAAAGUUA 1332 AGUCUCAAAAAAAAGUUAC 1333 GUCUCAAAAAAAAGUUACG 1334 UCUCAAAAAAAAGUUACGU 1335 CUCAAAAAAAAGUUACGUG 1336 UCAAAAAAAAGUUACGUGC 1337 CAAAAAAAAGUUACGUGCG 1338 AAAAAAAAGUUACGUGCGU 1339 AAAAAAAGUUACGUGCGUU 1340 AAAAAAGUUACGUGCGUUU 1341 AAAAAGUUACGUGCGUUUC 1342 AAAAGUUACGUGCGUUUCU 1343 AAAGUUACGUGCGUUUCUG 1344 AAGUUACGUGCGUUUCUGC 1345 AGUUACGUGCGUUUCUGCG 1346 GUUACGUGCGUUUCUGCGA 1347 UUACGUGCGUUUCUGCGAG 1348 UACGUGCGUUUCUGCGAGU 1349 ACGUGCGUUUCUGCGAGUG 1350 CGUGCGUUUCUGCGAGUGU 1351 GUGCGUUUCUGCGAGUGUU 1352 UGCGUUUCUGCGAGUGUUA 1353 GCGUUUCUGCGAGUGUUAU 1354 CGUUUCUGCGAGUGUUAUU 1355 GUUUCUGCGAGUGUUAUUU 1356 UUUCUGCGAGUGUUAUUUU 1357 UUCUGCGAGUGUUAUUUUG 1358 UCUGCGAGUGUUAUUUUGU 1359 CUGCGAGUGUUAUUUUGUU 1360 UGCGAGUGUUAUUUUGUUA 1361 GCGAGUGUUAUUUUGUUAA 1362 CGAGUGUUAUUUUGUUAAG 1363 GAGUGUUAUUUUGUUAAGA 1364 AGUGUUAUUUUGUUAAGAA 1365 GUGUUAUUUUGUUAAGAAC 1366 UGUUAUUUUGUUAAGAACG 1367 GUUAUUUUGUUAAGAACGG 1368 UUAUUUUGUUAAGAACGGC 1369 UAUUUUGUUAAGAACGGCU 1370 AUUUUGUUAAGAACGGCUC 1371 UUUUGUUAAGAACGGCUCA 1372 UUUGUUAAGAACGGCUCAC 1373 UUGUUAAGAACGGCUCACA 1374 UGUUAAGAACGGCUCACAG 1375 GUUAAGAACGGCUCACAGU 1376 UUAAGAACGGCUCACAGUG 1377 UAAGAACGGCUCACAGUGU 1378 AAGAACGGCUCACAGUGUC 1379 AGAACGGCUCACAGUGUCC 1380 GAACGGCUCACAGUGUCCU 1381 AACGGCUCACAGUGUCCUC 1382 ACGGCUCACAGUGUCCUCU 1383 CGGCUCACAGUGUCCUCUU 1384 GGCUCACAGUGUCCUCUUC 1385 GCUCACAGUGUCCUCUUCC 1386 CUCACAGUGUCCUCUUCCU 1387 UCACAGUGUCCUCUUCCUG 1388 CACAGUGUCCUCUUCCUGU 1389 ACAGUGUCCUCUUCCUGUG 1390 CAGUGUCCUCUUCCUGUGU 1391 AGUGUCCUCUUCCUGUGUU 1392 GUGUCCUCUUCCUGUGUUA 1393 UGUCCUCUUCCUGUGUUAC 1394 GUCCUCUUCCUGUGUUACA 1395 UCCUCUUCCUGUGUUACAG 1396 CCUCUUCCUGUGUUACAGA 1397 CUCUUCCUGUGUUACAGAA 1398 UCUUCCUGUGUUACAGAAG 1399 CUUCCUGUGUUACAGAAGC 1400 UUCCUGUGUUACAGAAGCC 1401 UCCUGUGUUACAGAAGCCA 1402 CCUGUGUUACAGAAGCCAA 1403 CUGUGUUACAGAAGCCAAC 1404 UGUGUUACAGAAGCCAACC 1405 GUGUUACAGAAGCCAACCU 1406 UGUUACAGAAGCCAACCUG 1407 GUUACAGAAGCCAACCUGA 1408 UUACAGAAGCCAACCUGAA 1409 UACAGAAGCCAACCUGAAA 1410 ACAGAAGCCAACCUGAAAU 1411 CAGAAGCCAACCUGAAAUG 1412 AGAAGCCAACCUGAAAUGA 1413 GAAGCCAACCUGAAAUGAA 1414 AAGCCAACCUGAAAUGAAA 1415 AGCCAACCUGAAAUGAAAC 1416 GCCAACCUGAAAUGAAACU 1417 CCAACCUGAAAUGAAACUA 1418 CAACCUGAAAUGAAACUAG 1419 AACCUGAAAUGAAACUAGU 1420 ACCUGAAAUGAAACUAGUC 1421 CCUGAAAUGAAACUAGUCU 1422 CUGAAAUGAAACUAGUCUG 1423 UGAAAUGAAACUAGUCUGG 1424 GAAAUGAAACUAGUCUGGA 1425 AAAUGAAACUAGUCUGGAA 1426 AAUGAAACUAGUCUGGAAA 1427 AUGAAACUAGUCUGGAAAA 1428 UGAAACUAGUCUGGAAAAA 1429 GAAACUAGUCUGGAAAAAU 1430 AAACUAGUCUGGAAAAAUU 1431 AACUAGUCUGGAAAAAUUC 1432 ACUAGUCUGGAAAAAUUCA 1433 CUAGUCUGGAAAAAUUCAU 1434 UAGUCUGGAAAAAUUCAUU 1435 AGUCUGGAAAAAUUCAUUG 1436 GUCUGGAAAAAUUCAUUGU 1437 UCUGGAAAAAUUCAUUGUU 1438 CUGGAAAAAUUCAUUGUUC 1439 UGGAAAAAUUCAUUGUUCU 1440 GGAAAAAUUCAUUGUUCUC 1441 GAAAAAUUCAUUGUUCUCU 1442 AAAAAUUCAUUGUUCUCUG 1443 AAAAUUCAUUGUUCUCUGU 1444 AAAUUCAUUGUUCUCUGUA 1445 AAUUCAUUGUUCUCUGUAG 1446 AUUCAUUGUUCUCUGUAGU 1447 UUCAUUGUUCUCUGUAGUU 1448 UCAUUGUUCUCUGUAGUUG 1449 CAUUGUUCUCUGUAGUUGC 1450 AUUGUUCUCUGUAGUUGCA 1451 UUGUUCUCUGUAGUUGCAG 1452 UGUUCUCUGUAGUUGCAGC 1453 GUUCUCUGUAGUUGCAGCU 1454 UUCUCUGUAGUUGCAGCUG 1455 UCUCUGUAGUUGCAGCUGU 1456 CUCUGUAGUUGCAGCUGUA 1457 UCUGUAGUUGCAGCUGUAC 1458 CUGUAGUUGCAGCUGUACC 1459 UGUAGUUGCAGCUGUACCU 1460 GUAGUUGCAGCUGUACCUG 1461 UAGUUGCAGCUGUACCUGA 1462 AGUUGCAGCUGUACCUGAA 1463 GUUGCAGCUGUACCUGAAA 1464 UUGCAGCUGUACCUGAAAU 1465 UGCAGCUGUACCUGAAAUA 1466 GCAGCUGUACCUGAAAUAA 1467 CAGCUGUACCUGAAAUAAA 1468 AGCUGUACCUGAAAUAAAA 1469 GCUGUACCUGAAAUAAAAA 1470 CUGUACCUGAAAUAAAAAU 1471 UGUACCUGAAAUAAAAAUG 1472 GUACCUGAAAUAAAAAUGU 1473 UACCUGAAAUAAAAAUGUU 1474 ACCUGAAAUAAAAAUGUUA 1475 CCUGAAAUAAAAAUGUUAU 1476 CUGAAAUAAAAAUGUUAUU 1477 UGAAAUAAAAAUGUUAUUG 1478 GAAAUAAAAAUGUUAUUGA 1479 AAAUAAAAAUGUUAUUGAU 1480 AAUAAAAAUGUUAUUGAUG 1481 AUAAAAAUGUUAUUGAUGA 1482 UAAAAAUGUUAUUGAUGAC 1483 AAAAAUGUUAUUGAUGACU 1484 AAAAUGUUAUUGAUGACUG 1485 AAAUGUUAUUGAUGACUGA 1486 AAUGUUAUUGAUGACUGAA 1487 AUGUUAUUGAUGACUGAAA 1488 UGUUAUUGAUGACUGAAAA 1489 GUUAUUGAUGACUGAAAAA 1490 UUAUUGAUGACUGAAAAAA 1491 UAUUGAUGACUGAAAAAAA 1492 AUUGAUGACUGAAAAAAAA 1493 UUGAUGACUGAAAAAAAA 1494 UGAUGACUGAAAAAAAAA 1495 GAUGACUGAAAAAAAAAA 1496 AUGACUGAAAAAAAAAAA 1497 UGACUGAAAAAAAAAAAA 1498 GACUGAAAAAAAAAAAAA 1499 ACUGAAAAAAAAAAAAAA 1500 CUGAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA 1501 UGAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA 1502 AAAACAGUGGCAGAUGAAA 1503 AAACAGUGGCAGAUGAAAG 1504 AACAGUGGCAGAUGAAAGG 1505 ACAGUGGCAGAUGAAAGGG 1506 CAGUGGCAGAUGAAAGGGA 1507 AGUGGCAGAUGAAAGGGAU 1508 GUGGCAGAUGAAAGGGAUG 1509 UGGCAGAUGAAAGGGAUGG 1510 GGCAGAUGAAAGGGAUGGA 1511 GCAGAUGAAAGGGAUGGAG 1512 CAGAUGAAAGGGAUGGAGA 1513 AGAUGAAAGGGAUGGAGAA 1514 GAUGAAAGGGAUGGAGAAC 1515 AUGAAAGGGAUGGAGAACC 1516 UGAAAGGGAUGGAGAACCG 1517 GAAAGGGAUGGAGAACCGC 1518 AAAGGGAUGGAGAACCGCC 1519 AAGGGAUGGAGAACCGCCA 1520 AGGGAUGGAGAACCGCCAU 1521 GGGAUGGAGAACCGCCAUG 1522 GGAUGGAGAACCGCCAUGC 1523 GAUGGAGAACCGCCAUGCC 1524 AUGCCCGGUGACUCCCCGG 1525 UGCCCGGUGACUCCCCGGC 1526 GCCCGGUGACUCCCCGGCC 1527 CCCGGUGACUCCCCGGCCG 1528 CCGGUGACUCCCCGGCCGU 1529 CGGUGACUCCCCGGCCGUC 1530 GGUGACUCCCCGGCCGUCA 1531 GUGACUCCCCGGCCGUCAG 1532 UGACUCCCCGGCCGUCAGC 1533 GACUCCCCGGCCGUCAGCA 1534 ACUCCCCGGCCGUCAGCAA 1535 CUCCCCGGCCGUCAGCAAG 1536 UCCCCGGCCGUCAGCAAGC 1537 CCCCGGCCGUCAGCAAGCC 1538 CCCGGCCGUCAGCAAGCCC 1539 CCGGCCGUCAGCAAGCCCC 1540 CGGCCGUCAGCAAGCCCCC 1541 GGCCGUCAGCAAGCCCCCG 1542 GCCGUCAGCAAGCCCCCGG 1543 CCGUCAGCAAGCCCCCGGA 1544 CGUCAGCAAGCCCCCGGAC 1545 GUCAGCAAGCCCCCGGACG 1546 UCAGCAAGCCCCCGGACGG 1547 CAGCAAGCCCCCGGACGGC 1548 AGCAAGCCCCCGGACGGCG 1549 GCAAGCCCCCGGACGGCGC 1550 CAAGCCCCCGGACGGCGCC 1551 AAGCCCCCGGACGGCGCCG 1552 AGCCCCCGGACGGCGCCGG 1553 GCCCCCGGACGGCGCCGGG 1554 CCCCCGGACGGCGCCGGGC 1555 CCCCGGACGGCGCCGGGCC 1556 CCCGGACGGCGCCGGGCCG 1557 CCGGACGGCGCCGGGCCGG 1558 CGGACGGCGCCGGGCCGGG 1559 GGACGGCGCCGGGCCGGGG 1560 GACGGCGCCGGGCCGGGGG 1561 ACGGCGCCGGGCCGGGGGA 1562 CGGCGCCGGGCCGGGGGAC 1563 GGCGCCGGGCCGGGGGACA 1564 GCGCCGGGCCGGGGGACAA 1565 CGCCGGGCCGGGGGACAAG 1566 GCCGGGCCGGGGGACAAGG 1567 CCGGGCCGGGGGACAAGGC 1568 CGGGCCGGGGGACAAGGCG 1569 GGGCCGGGGGACAAGGCGG 1570 GGCCGGGGGACAAGGCGGG 1571 GCCGGGGGACAAGGCGGGC 1572 CCGGGGGACAAGGCGGGCG 1573 CGGGGGACAAGGCGGGCGG 1574 GGGGGACAAGGCGGGCGGC 1575 GGGGACAAGGCGGGCGGCC 1576 GGGACAAGGCGGGCGGCCU 1577 GGACAAGGCGGGCGGCCUC 1578 GACAAGGCGGGCGGCCUCG 1579 ACAAGGCGGGCGGCCUCGG 1580 CAAGGCGGGCGGCCUCGGC 1581 AAGGCGGGCGGCCUCGGCA 1582 AGGCGGGCGGCCUCGGCAA 1583 GGCGGGCGGCCUCGGCAAG 1584 GCGGGCGGCCUCGGCAAGG 1585 CGGGCGGCCUCGGCAAGGC 1586 GGGCGGCCUCGGCAAGGCG 1587 GGCGGCCUCGGCAAGGCGG 1588 GCGGCCUCGGCAAGGCGGC 1589 CGGCCUCGGCAAGGCGGCG 1590 GGCCUCGGCAAGGCGGCGG 1591 GCCUCGGCAAGGCGGCGGC 1592 CCUCGGCAAGGCGGCGGCC 1593 CUCGGCAAGGCGGCGGCCC 1594 UCGGCAAGGCGGCGGCCCA 1595 CGGCAAGGCGGCGGCCCAA 1596 GGCAAGGCGGCGGCCCAAA 1597 GCAAGGCGGCGGCCCAAAU 1598 CAAGGCGGCGGCCCAAAUG 1599 AAGGCGGCGGCCCAAAUGG 1600 AGGCGGCGGCCCAAAUGGC 1601 GGCGGCGGCCCAAAUGGCG 1602 GCGGCGGCCCAAAUGGCGG 1603 CGGCGGCCCAAAUGGCGGC 1604 GGCGGCCCAAAUGGCGGCC 1605 GCGGCCCAAAUGGCGGCCG 1606 CGGCCCAAAUGGCGGCCGC 1607 GGCCCAAAUGGCGGCCGCC 1608 GCCCAAAUGGCGGCCGCCC 1609 CCCAAAUGGCGGCCGCCCC 1610 CCAAAUGGCGGCCGCCCCG 1611 CAAAUGGCGGCCGCCCCGG 1612 AAAUGGCGGCCGCCCCGGC 1613 AAUGGCGGCCGCCCCGGCG 1614 AUGGCGGCCGCCCCGGCGG 1615 UGGCGGCCGCCCCGGCGGC 1616 GGCGGCCGCCCCGGCGGCG 1617 GCGGCCGCCCCGGCGGCGG 1618 CGGCCGCCCCGGCGGCGGG 1619 GGCCGCCCCGGCGGCGGGC 1620 GCCGCCCCGGCGGCGGGCA 1621 CCGCCCCGGCGGCGGGCAA 1622 CGCCCCGGCGGCGGGCAAG 1623 GCCCCGGCGGCGGGCAAGA 1624 CCCCGGCGGCGGGCAAGAA 1625 CCCGGCGGCGGGCAAGAAG 1626 GGCAGCGGGUGAUGGCCGC 1627 GCAGCGGGUGAUGGCCGCG 1628 CAGCGGGUGAUGGCCGCGC 1629 AGCGGGUGAUGGCCGCGCA 1630 GCGGGUGAUGGCCGCGCAG 1631 CGGGUGAUGGCCGCGCAGG 1632 GGGUGAUGGCCGCGCAGGU 1633 GGUGAUGGCCGCGCAGGUU 1634 GUGAUGGCCGCGCAGGUUG 1635 UGAUGGCCGCGCAGGUUGC 1636 GAUGGCCGCGCAGGUUGCA 1637 AUGGCCGCGCAGGUUGCAC 1638 UGGCCGCGCAGGUUGCACU 1639 GGCCGCGCAGGUUGCACUG 1640 GCCGCGCAGGUUGCACUGA 1641 CCGCGCAGGUUGCACUGAG 1642 CGCGCAGGUUGCACUGAGG 1643 GCGCAGGUUGCACUGAGGA 1644 CGCAGGUUGCACUGAGGAG

TABLE 2 DsRNA molecules targeting mRNA encoding chicken ASW (WPKCI). SEQ ID NO Sequence 5′-3′ 1645 CGUCUGCGGGUGCCUUGCG 1646 GUCUGCGGGUGCCUUGCGA 1647 UCUGCGGGUGCCUUGCGAU 1648 CUGCGGGUGCCUUGCGAUA 1649 UGCGGGUGCCUUGCGAUAC 1650 GCGGGUGCCUUGCGAUACG 1651 CGGGUGCCUUGCGAUACGU 1652 GGGUGCCUUGCGAUACGUC 1653 GGUGCCUUGCGAUACGUCG 1654 GUGCCUUGCGAUACGUCGG 1655 UGCCUUGCGAUACGUCGGC 1656 GCCUUGCGAUACGUCGGCA 1657 CCUUGCGAUACGUCGGCAU 1658 CUUGCGAUACGUCGGCAUG 1659 UUGCGAUACGUCGGCAUGG 1660 UGCGAUACGUCGGCAUGGC 1661 GCGAUACGUCGGCAUGGCU 1662 CGAUACGUCGGCAUGGCUG 1663 GAUACGUCGGCAUGGCUGA 1664 AUACGUCGGCAUGGCUGAC 1665 UACGUCGGCAUGGCUGACG 1666 ACGUCGGCAUGGCUGACGA 1667 CGUCGGCAUGGCUGACGAG 1668 GUCGGCAUGGCUGACGAGA 1669 UCGGCAUGGCUGACGAGAU 1670 CGGCAUGGCUGACGAGAUC 1671 GGCAUGGCUGACGAGAUCC 1672 GCAUGGCUGACGAGAUCCG 1673 CAUGGCUGACGAGAUCCGC 1674 AUGGCUGACGAGAUCCGCA 1675 UGGCUGACGAGAUCCGCAA 1676 GGCUGACGAGAUCCGCAAG 1677 GCUGACGAGAUCCGCAAGG 1678 CUGACGAGAUCCGCAAGGC 1679 UGACGAGAUCCGCAAGGCG 1680 GACGAGAUCCGCAAGGCGC 1681 ACGAGAUCCGCAAGGCGCA 1682 CGAGAUCCGCAAGGCGCAG 1683 GAGAUCCGCAAGGCGCAGG 1684 AGAUCCGCAAGGCGCAGGC 1685 GAUCCGCAAGGCGCAGGCC 1686 AUCCGCAAGGCGCAGGCCG 1687 UCCGCAAGGCGCAGGCCGC 1688 CCGCAAGGCGCAGGCCGCG 1689 CGCAAGGCGCAGGCCGCGC 1690 GCAAGGCGCAGGCCGCGCG 1691 CAAGGCGCAGGCCGCGCGC 1692 AAGGCGCAGGCCGCGCGCC 1693 AGGCGCAGGCCGCGCGCCC 1694 GGCGCAGGCCGCGCGCCCU 1695 GCGCAGGCCGCGCGCCCUG 1696 CGCAGGCCGCGCGCCCUGG 1697 GCAGGCCGCGCGCCCUGGU 1698 CAGGCCGCGCGCCCUGGUG 1699 AGGCCGCGCGCCCUGGUGG 1700 GGCCGCGCGCCCUGGUGGG 1701 GCCGCGCGCCCUGGUGGGG 1702 CCGCGCGCCCUGGUGGGGA 1703 CGCGCGCCCUGGUGGGGAC 1704 GCGCGCCCUGGUGGGGACA 1705 CGCGCCCUGGUGGGGACAC 1706 GCGCCCUGGUGGGGACACC 1707 CGCCCUGGUGGGGACACCA 1708 GCCCUGGUGGGGACACCAU 1709 CCCUGGUGGGGACACCAUC 1710 CCUGGUGGGGACACCAUCU 1711 CUGGUGGGGACACCAUCUU 1712 UGGUGGGGACACCAUCUUC 1713 GGUGGGGACACCAUCUUCG 1714 GUGGGGACACCAUCUUCGG 1715 UGGGGACACCAUCUUCGGG 1716 GGGGACACCAUCUUCGGGA 1717 GGGACACCAUCUUCGGGAA 1718 GGACACCAUCUUCGGGAAG 1719 GACACCAUCUUCGGGAAGA 1720 ACACCAUCUUCGGGAAGAU 1721 CACCAUCUUCGGGAAGAUU 1722 ACCAUCUUCGGGAAGAUUA 1723 CCAUCUUCGGGAAGAUUAU 1724 CAUCUUCGGGAAGAUUAUC 1725 AUCUUCGGGAAGAUUAUCC 1726 UCUUCGGGAAGAUUAUCCG 1727 CUUCGGGAAGAUUAUCCGC 1728 UUCGGGAAGAUUAUCCGCA 1729 UCGGGAAGAUUAUCCGCAA 1730 CGGGAAGAUUAUCCGCAAG 1731 GGGAAGAUUAUCCGCAAGG 1732 GGAAGAUUAUCCGCAAGGA 1733 GAAGAUUAUCCGCAAGGAG 1734 AAGAUUAUCCGCAAGGAGA 1735 AGAUUAUCCGCAAGGAGAU 1736 GAUUAUCCGCAAGGAGAUU 1737 AUUAUCCGCAAGGAGAUUC 1738 UUAUCCGCAAGGAGAUUCC 1739 UAUCCGCAAGGAGAUUCCC 1740 AUCCGCAAGGAGAUUCCCG 1741 UCCGCAAGGAGAUUCCCGC 1742 CCGCAAGGAGAUUCCCGCC 1743 CGCAAGGAGAUUCCCGCCA 1744 GCAAGGAGAUUCCCGCCAA 1745 CAAGGAGAUUCCCGCCAAC 1746 AAGGAGAUUCCCGCCAACA 1747 AGGAGAUUCCCGCCAACAU 1748 GGAGAUUCCCGCCAACAUA 1749 GAGAUUCCCGCCAACAUAA 1750 AGAUUCCCGCCAACAUAAU 1751 GAUUCCCGCCAACAUAAUC 1752 AUUCCCGCCAACAUAAUCU 1753 UUCCCGCCAACAUAAUCUA 1754 UCCCGCCAACAUAAUCUAC 1755 CCCGCCAACAUAAUCUACG 1756 CCGCCAACAUAAUCUACGA 1757 CGCCAACAUAAUCUACGAG 1758 GCCAACAUAAUCUACGAGG 1759 CCAACAUAAUCUACGAGGA 1760 CAACAUAAUCUACGAGGAC 1761 AACAUAAUCUACGAGGACG 1762 ACAUAAUCUACGAGGACGA 1763 CAUAAUCUACGAGGACGAG 1764 AUAAUCUACGAGGACGAGC 1765 UAAUCUACGAGGACGAGCA 1766 AAUCUACGAGGACGAGCAG 1767 AUCUACGAGGACGAGCAGU 1768 UCUACGAGGACGAGCAGUG 1769 CUACGAGGACGAGCAGUGC 1770 UACGAGGACGAGCAGUGCC 1771 ACGAGGACGAGCAGUGCCU 1772 CGAGGACGAGCAGUGCCUU 1773 GAGGACGAGCAGUGCCUUG 1774 AGGACGAGCAGUGCCUUGC 1775 GGACGAGCAGUGCCUUGCG 1776 GACGAGCAGUGCCUUGCGU 1777 ACGAGCAGUGCCUUGCGUU 1778 CGAGCAGUGCCUUGCGUUC 1779 GAGCAGUGCCUUGCGUUCC 1780 AGCAGUGCCUUGCGUUCCA 1781 GCAGUGCCUUGCGUUCCAU 1782 CAGUGCCUUGCGUUCCAUG 1783 AGUGCCUUGCGUUCCAUGA 1784 GUGCCUUGCGUUCCAUGAU 1785 UGCCUUGCGUUCCAUGAUA 1786 GCCUUGCGUUCCAUGAUAU 1787 CCUUGCGUUCCAUGAUAUC 1788 CUUGCGUUCCAUGAUAUCU 1789 UUGCGUUCCAUGAUAUCUC 1790 UGCGUUCCAUGAUAUCUCA 1791 GCGUUCCAUGAUAUCUCAC 1792 CGUUCCAUGAUAUCUCACC 1793 GUUCCAUGAUAUCUCACCC 1794 UUCCAUGAUAUCUCACCCC 1795 UCCAUGAUAUCUCACCCCA 1796 CCAUGAUAUCUCACCCCAA 1797 CAUGAUAUCUCACCCCAAG 1798 AUGAUAUCUCACCCCAAGC 1799 UGAUAUCUCACCCCAAGCU 1800 GAUAUCUCACCCCAAGCUC 1801 AUAUCUCACCCCAAGCUCC 1802 UAUCUCACCCCAAGCUCCA 1803 AUCUCACCCCAAGCUCCAA 1804 UCUCACCCCAAGCUCCAAC 1805 CUCACCCCAAGCUCCAACG 1806 UCACCCCAAGCUCCAACGC 1807 CACCCCAAGCUCCAACGCA 1808 ACCCCAAGCUCCAACGCAU 1809 CCCCAAGCUCCAACGCAUU 1810 CCCAAGCUCCAACGCAUUU 1811 CCAAGCUCCAACGCAUUUU 1812 CAAGCUCCAACGCAUUUUC 1813 AAGCUCCAACGCAUUUUCU 1814 AGCUCCAACGCAUUUUCUA 1815 GCUCCAACGCAUUUUCUAG 1816 CUCCAACGCAUUUUCUAGU 1817 UCCAACGCAUUUUCUAGUG 1818 CCAACGCAUUUUCUAGUGA 1819 CAACGCAUUUUCUAGUGAU 1820 AACGCAUUUUCUAGUGAUU 1821 ACGCAUUUUCUAGUGAUUC 1822 CGCAUUUUCUAGUGAUUCC 1823 GCAUUUUCUAGUGAUUCCU 1824 CAUUUUCUAGUGAUUCCUA 1825 AUUUUCUAGUGAUUCCUAA 1826 UUUUCUAGUGAUUCCUAAG 1827 UUUCUAGUGAUUCCUAAGA 1828 UUCUAGUGAUUCCUAAGAA 1829 UCUAGUGAUUCCUAAGAAG 1830 CUAGUGAUUCCUAAGAAGC 1831 UAGUGAUUCCUAAGAAGCC 1832 AGUGAUUCCUAAGAAGCCA 1833 GUGAUUCCUAAGAAGCCAA 1834 UGAUUCCUAAGAAGCCAAU 1835 GAUUCCUAAGAAGCCAAUU 1836 AUUCCUAAGAAGCCAAUUG 1837 UUCCUAAGAAGCCAAUUGU 1838 UCCUAAGAAGCCAAUUGUC 1839 CCUAAGAAGCCAAUUGUCA 1840 CUAAGAAGCCAAUUGUCAG 1841 UAAGAAGCCAAUUGUCAGG 1842 AAGAAGCCAAUUGUCAGGU 1843 AGAAGCCAAUUGUCAGGUU 1844 GAAGCCAAUUGUCAGGUUA 1845 AAGCCAAUUGUCAGGUUAU 1846 AGCCAAUUGUCAGGUUAUC 1847 GCCAAUUGUCAGGUUAUCU 1848 CCAAUUGUCAGGUUAUCUG 1849 CAAUUGUCAGGUUAUCUGA 1850 AAUUGUCAGGUUAUCUGAA 1851 AUUGUCAGGUUAUCUGAAG 1852 UUGUCAGGUUAUCUGAAGC 1853 UGUCAGGUUAUCUGAAGCA 1854 GUCAGGUUAUCUGAAGCAG 1855 UCAGGUUAUCUGAAGCAGA 1856 CAGGUUAUCUGAAGCAGAA 1857 AGGUUAUCUGAAGCAGAAG 1858 GGUUAUCUGAAGCAGAAGA 1859 GUUAUCUGAAGCAGAAGAU 1860 UUAUCUGAAGCAGAAGAUU 1861 UAUCUGAAGCAGAAGAUUC 1862 AUCUGAAGCAGAAGAUUCU 1863 UCUGAAGCAGAAGAUUCUG 1864 CUGAAGCAGAAGAUUCUGA 1865 UGAAGCAGAAGAUUCUGAU 1866 GAAGCAGAAGAUUCUGAUG 1867 AAGCAGAAGAUUCUGAUGA 1868 AGCAGAAGAUUCUGAUGAA 1869 GCAGAAGAUUCUGAUGAAU 1870 CAGAAGAUUCUGAUGAAUC 1871 AGAAGAUUCUGAUGAAUCU 1872 GAAGAUUCUGAUGAAUCUC 1873 AAGAUUCUGAUGAAUCUCU 1874 AGAUUCUGAUGAAUCUCUU 1875 GAUUCUGAUGAAUCUCUUC 1876 AUUCUGAUGAAUCUCUUCU 1877 UUCUGAUGAAUCUCUUCUG 1878 UCUGAUGAAUCUCUUCUGG 1879 CUGAUGAAUCUCUUCUGGG 1880 UGAUGAAUCUCUUCUGGGG 1881 GAUGAAUCUCUUCUGGGGC 1882 AUGAAUCUCUUCUGGGGCA 1883 UGAAUCUCUUCUGGGGCAU 1884 GAAUCUCUUCUGGGGCAUU 1885 AAUCUCUUCUGGGGCAUUU 1886 AUCUCUUCUGGGGCAUUUA 1887 UCUCUUCUGGGGCAUUUAA 1888 CUCUUCUGGGGCAUUUAAU 1889 UCUUCUGGGGCAUUUAAUG 1890 CUUCUGGGGCAUUUAAUGA 1891 UUCUGGGGCAUUUAAUGAU 1892 UCUGGGGCAUUUAAUGAUU 1893 CUGGGGCAUUUAAUGAUUG 1894 UGGGGCAUUUAAUGAUUGU 1895 GGGGCAUUUAAUGAUUGUU 1896 GGGCAUUUAAUGAUUGUUG 1897 GGCAUUUAAUGAUUGUUGG 1898 GCAUUUAAUGAUUGUUGGC 1899 CAUUUAAUGAUUGUUGGCA 1900 AUUUAAUGAUUGUUGGCAA 1901 UUUAAUGAUUGUUGGCAAG 1902 UUAAUGAUUGUUGGCAAGA 1903 UAAUGAUUGUUGGCAAGAA 1904 AAUGAUUGUUGGCAAGAAG 1905 AUGAUUGUUGGCAAGAAGU 1906 UGAUUGUUGGCAAGAAGUG 1907 GAUUGUUGGCAAGAAGUGU 1908 AUUGUUGGCAAGAAGUGUG 1909 UUGUUGGCAAGAAGUGUGC 1910 UGUUGGCAAGAAGUGUGCU 1911 GUUGGCAAGAAGUGUGCUG 1912 UUGGCAAGAAGUGUGCUGC 1913 UGGCAAGAAGUGUGCUGCU 1914 GGCAAGAAGUGUGCUGCUA 1915 GCAAGAAGUGUGCUGCUAA 1916 CAAGAAGUGUGCUGCUAAC 1917 AAGAAGUGUGCUGCUAACC 1918 AGAAGUGUGCUGCUAACCU 1919 GAAGUGUGCUGCUAACCUG 1920 AAGUGUGCUGCUAACCUGG 1921 AGUGUGCUGCUAACCUGGG 1922 GUGUGCUGCUAACCUGGGC 1923 UGUGCUGCUAACCUGGGCC 1924 GUGCUGCUAACCUGGGCCU 1925 UGCUGCUAACCUGGGCCUG 1926 GCUGCUAACCUGGGCCUGA 1927 CUGCUAACCUGGGCCUGAC 1928 UGCUAACCUGGGCCUGACC 1929 GCUAACCUGGGCCUGACCA 1930 CUAACCUGGGCCUGACCAA 1931 UAACCUGGGCCUGACCAAU 1932 AACCUGGGCCUGACCAAUG 1933 ACCUGGGCCUGACCAAUGG 1934 CCUGGGCCUGACCAAUGGA 1935 CUGGGCCUGACCAAUGGAU 1936 UGGGCCUGACCAAUGGAUU 1937 GGGCCUGACCAAUGGAUUC 1938 GGCCUGACCAAUGGAUUCC 1939 GCCUGACCAAUGGAUUCCG 1940 CCUGACCAAUGGAUUCCGG 1941 CUGACCAAUGGAUUCCGGA 1942 UGACCAAUGGAUUCCGGAU 1943 GACCAAUGGAUUCCGGAUG 1944 ACCAAUGGAUUCCGGAUGG 1945 CCAAUGGAUUCCGGAUGGU 1946 CAAUGGAUUCCGGAUGGUU 1947 AAUGGAUUCCGGAUGGUUU 1948 AUGGAUUCCGGAUGGUUUU 1949 UGGAUUCCGGAUGGUUUUG 1950 GGAUUCCGGAUGGUUUUGA 1951 GAUUCCGGAUGGUUUUGAA 1952 AUUCCGGAUGGUUUUGAAU 1953 UUCCGGAUGGUUUUGAAUG 1954 UCCGGAUGGUUUUGAAUGA 1955 CCGGAUGGUUUUGAAUGAA 1956 CGGAUGGUUUUGAAUGAAG 1957 GGAUGGUUUUGAAUGAAGG 1958 GAUGGUUUUGAAUGAAGGG 1959 AUGGUUUUGAAUGAAGGGC 1960 UGGUUUUGAAUGAAGGGCC 1961 GGUUUUGAAUGAAGGGCCU 1962 GUUUUGAAUGAAGGGCCUG 1963 UUUUGAAUGAAGGGCCUGA 1964 UUUGAAUGAAGGGCCUGAG 1965 UUGAAUGAAGGGCCUGAGG 1966 UGAAUGAAGGGCCUGAGGG 1967 GAAUGAAGGGCCUGAGGGU 1968 AAUGAAGGGCCUGAGGGUG 1969 AUGAAGGGCCUGAGGGUGG 1970 UGAAGGGCCUGAGGGUGGG 1971 GAAGGGCCUGAGGGUGGGC 1972 AAGGGCCUGAGGGUGGGCA 1973 AGGGCCUGAGGGUGGGCAG 1974 GGGCCUGAGGGUGGGCAGU 1975 GGCCUGAGGGUGGGCAGUC 1976 GCCUGAGGGUGGGCAGUCU 1977 CCUGAGGGUGGGCAGUCUG 1978 CUGAGGGUGGGCAGUCUGU 1979 UGAGGGUGGGCAGUCUGUC 1980 GAGGGUGGGCAGUCUGUCU 1981 AGGGUGGGCAGUCUGUCUA 1982 GGGUGGGCAGUCUGUCUAU 1983 GGUGGGCAGUCUGUCUAUC 1984 GUGGGCAGUCUGUCUAUCA 1985 UGGGCAGUCUGUCUAUCAU 1986 GGGCAGUCUGUCUAUCAUG 1987 GGCAGUCUGUCUAUCAUGU 1988 GCAGUCUGUCUAUCAUGUA 1989 CAGUCUGUCUAUCAUGUAC 1990 AGUCUGUCUAUCAUGUACA 1991 GUCUGUCUAUCAUGUACAU 1992 UCUGUCUAUCAUGUACAUC 1993 CUGUCUAUCAUGUACAUCU 1994 UGUCUAUCAUGUACAUCUC 1995 GUCUAUCAUGUACAUCUCC 1996 UCUAUCAUGUACAUCUCCA 1997 CUAUCAUGUACAUCUCCAU 1998 UAUCAUGUACAUCUCCAUA 1999 AUCAUGUACAUCUCCAUAU 2000 UCAUGUACAUCUCCAUAUU 2001 CAUGUACAUCUCCAUAUUC 2002 AUGUACAUCUCCAUAUUCU 2003 UGUACAUCUCCAUAUUCUG 2004 GUACAUCUCCAUAUUCUGG 2005 UACAUCUCCAUAUUCUGGG 2006 ACAUCUCCAUAUUCUGGGA 2007 CAUCUCCAUAUUCUGGGAG 2008 AUCUCCAUAUUCUGGGAGG 2009 UCUCCAUAUUCUGGGAGGU 2010 CUCCAUAUUCUGGGAGGUC 2011 UCCAUAUUCUGGGAGGUCG 2012 CCAUAUUCUGGGAGGUCGU 2013 CAUAUUCUGGGAGGUCGUC 2014 AUAUUCUGGGAGGUCGUCA 2015 UAUUCUGGGAGGUCGUCAG 2016 AUUCUGGGAGGUCGUCAGU 2017 UUCUGGGAGGUCGUCAGUU 2018 UCUGGGAGGUCGUCAGUUG 2019 CUGGGAGGUCGUCAGUUGG 2020 UGGGAGGUCGUCAGUUGGG 2021 GGGAGGUCGUCAGUUGGGC 2022 GGAGGUCGUCAGUUGGGCU 2023 GAGGUCGUCAGUUGGGCUG 2024 AGGUCGUCAGUUGGGCUGG 2025 GGUCGUCAGUUGGGCUGGC 2026 GUCGUCAGUUGGGCUGGCC 2027 UCGUCAGUUGGGCUGGCCU 2028 CGUCAGUUGGGCUGGCCUC 2029 GUCAGUUGGGCUGGCCUCC 2030 UCAGUUGGGCUGGCCUCCU 2031 CAGUUGGGCUGGCCUCCUG 2032 AGUUGGGCUGGCCUCCUGG 2033 GUUGGGCUGGCCUCCUGGC 2034 UUGGGCUGGCCUCCUGGCU 2035 UGGGCUGGCCUCCUGGCUA 2036 GGGCUGGCCUCCUGGCUAA 2037 GGCUGGCCUCCUGGCUAAG 2038 GCUGGCCUCCUGGCUAAGA 2039 CUGGCCUCCUGGCUAAGAU 2040 UGGCCUCCUGGCUAAGAUU 2041 GGCCUCCUGGCUAAGAUUU 2042 GCCUCCUGGCUAAGAUUUU 2043 CCUCCUGGCUAAGAUUUUU 2044 CUCCUGGCUAAGAUUUUUG 2045 UCCUGGCUAAGAUUUUUGC 2046 CCUGGCUAAGAUUUUUGCA 2047 CUGGCUAAGAUUUUUGCAC 2048 UGGCUAAGAUUUUUGCACC 2049 GGCUAAGAUUUUUGCACCA 2050 GCUAAGAUUUUUGCACCAC 2051 CUAAGAUUUUUGCACCACA 2052 UAAGAUUUUUGCACCACAA 2053 AAGAUUUUUGCACCACAAG 2054 AGAUUUUUGCACCACAAGA 2055 GAUUUUUGCACCACAAGAG 2056 AUUUUUGCACCACAAGAGA 2057 UUUUUGCACCACAAGAGAU 2058 UUUUGCACCACAAGAGAUG 2059 UUUGCACCACAAGAGAUGC 2060 UUGCACCACAAGAGAUGCU 2061 UGCACCACAAGAGAUGCUG 2062 GCACCACAAGAGAUGCUGC 2063 CACCACAAGAGAUGCUGCA 2064 ACCACAAGAGAUGCUGCAU 2065 CCACAAGAGAUGCUGCAUG 2066 CACAAGAGAUGCUGCAUGU 2067 ACAAGAGAUGCUGCAUGUG 2068 CAAGAGAUGCUGCAUGUGU 2069 AAGAGAUGCUGCAUGUGUA 2070 AGAGAUGCUGCAUGUGUAC 2071 GAGAUGCUGCAUGUGUACA 2072 AGAUGCUGCAUGUGUACAA 2073 GAUGCUGCAUGUGUACAAA 2074 AUGCUGCAUGUGUACAAAU 2075 UGCUGCAUGUGUACAAAUC 2076 GCUGCAUGUGUACAAAUCA 2077 CUGCAUGUGUACAAAUCAC 2078 UGCAUGUGUACAAAUCACU 2079 GCAUGUGUACAAAUCACUA 2080 CAUGUGUACAAAUCACUAG 2081 AUGUGUACAAAUCACUAGC 2082 UGUGUACAAAUCACUAGCA 2083 GUGUACAAAUCACUAGCAA 2084 UGUACAAAUCACUAGCAAA 2085 GUACAAAUCACUAGCAAAU 2086 UACAAAUCACUAGCAAAUA 2087 ACAAAUCACUAGCAAAUAG 2088 CAAAUCACUAGCAAAUAGA 2089 AAAUCACUAGCAAAUAGAU 2090 AAUCACUAGCAAAUAGAUU 2091 AUCACUAGCAAAUAGAUUU 2092 UCACUAGCAAAUAGAUUUG 2093 CACUAGCAAAUAGAUUUGU 2094 ACUAGCAAAUAGAUUUGUU 2095 CUAGCAAAUAGAUUUGUUU 2096 UAGCAAAUAGAUUUGUUUC 2097 AGCAAAUAGAUUUGUUUCC 2098 GCAAAUAGAUUUGUUUCCC 2099 CAAAUAGAUUUGUUUCCCA 2100 AAAUAGAUUUGUUUCCCAU 2101 AAUAGAUUUGUUUCCCAUC 2102 AUAGAUUUGUUUCCCAUCA 2103 UAGAUUUGUUUCCCAUCAA 2104 AGAUUUGUUUCCCAUCAAC 2105 GAUUUGUUUCCCAUCAACU 2106 AUUUGUUUCCCAUCAACUU 2107 UUUGUUUCCCAUCAACUUA 2108 UUGUUUCCCAUCAACUUAG 2109 UGUUUCCCAUCAACUUAGC 2110 GUUUCCCAUCAACUUAGCC 2111 UUUCCCAUCAACUUAGCCA 2112 UUCCCAUCAACUUAGCCAC 2113 UCCCAUCAACUUAGCCACU 2114 CCCAUCAACUUAGCCACUG 2115 CCAUCAACUUAGCCACUGU 2116 CAUCAACUUAGCCACUGUU 2117 AUCAACUUAGCCACUGUUA 2118 UCAACUUAGCCACUGUUAA 2119 CAACUUAGCCACUGUUAAU 2120 AACUUAGCCACUGUUAAUG 2121 ACUUAGCCACUGUUAAUGU 2122 CUUAGCCACUGUUAAUGUA 2123 UUAGCCACUGUUAAUGUAA 2124 UAGCCACUGUUAAUGUAAA 2125 AGCCACUGUUAAUGUAAAU 2126 GCCACUGUUAAUGUAAAUU 2127 CCACUGUUAAUGUAAAUUG 2128 CACUGUUAAUGUAAAUUGU 2129 ACUGUUAAUGUAAAUUGUU 2130 CUGUUAAUGUAAAUUGUUC 2131 UGUUAAUGUAAAUUGUUCU 2132 GUUAAUGUAAAUUGUUCUU 2133 UUAAUGUAAAUUGUUCUUG 2134 UAAUGUAAAUUGUUCUUGG 2135 AAUGUAAAUUGUUCUUGGA 2136 AUGUAAAUUGUUCUUGGAU 2137 UGUAAAUUGUUCUUGGAUA 2138 GUAAAUUGUUCUUGGAUAU 2139 UAAAUUGUUCUUGGAUAUG 2140 AAAUUGUUCUUGGAUAUGU 2141 AAUUGUUCUUGGAUAUGUG 2142 AUUGUUCUUGGAUAUGUGU 2143 UUGUUCUUGGAUAUGUGUC 2144 UGUUCUUGGAUAUGUGUCU 2145 GUUCUUGGAUAUGUGUCUU 2146 UUCUUGGAUAUGUGUCUUU 2147 UCUUGGAUAUGUGUCUUUG 2148 CUUGGAUAUGUGUCUUUGG 2149 UUGGAUAUGUGUCUUUGGA 2150 UGGAUAUGUGUCUUUGGAG 2151 GGAUAUGUGUCUUUGGAGG 2152 GAUAUGUGUCUUUGGAGGG 2153 AUAUGUGUCUUUGGAGGGC 2154 UAUGUGUCUUUGGAGGGCA 2155 AUGUGUCUUUGGAGGGCAA 2156 UGUGUCUUUGGAGGGCAAU 2157 GUGUCUUUGGAGGGCAAUA 2158 UGUCUUUGGAGGGCAAUAA 2159 GUCUUUGGAGGGCAAUAAA 2160 UCUUUGGAGGGCAAUAAAU 2161 CUUUGGAGGGCAAUAAAUG 2162 UUUGGAGGGCAAUAAAUGC 2163 UUGGAGGGCAAUAAAUGCU 2164 UGGAGGGCAAUAAAUGCUC 2165 GGAGGGCAAUAAAUGCUCU 2166 GAGGGCAAUAAAUGCUCUG 2167 AGGGCAAUAAAUGCUCUGA 2168 GGGCAAUAAAUGCUCUGAA 2169 GGCAAUAAAUGCUCUGAAC 2170 GCAAUAAAUGCUCUGAACA 2171 CAAUAAAUGCUCUGAACAG 2172 AAUAAAUGCUCUGAACAGC 2173 AUAAAUGCUCUGAACAGCA 2174 UAAAUGCUCUGAACAGCAC 2175 AAAUGCUCUGAACAGCACU 2176 AAUGCUCUGAACAGCACUU 2177 AUGCUCUGAACAGCACUUG 2178 UGCUCUGAACAGCACUUGC 2179 GCUCUGAACAGCACUUGCA 2180 CUCUGAACAGCACUUGCAC 2181 UCUGAACAGCACUUGCACA 2182 CUGAACAGCACUUGCACAA 2183 UGAACAGCACUUGCACAAU 2184 GAACAGCACUUGCACAAUA 2185 CACUUGCACAAUAAAGAUA 2186 ACUUGCACAAUAAAGAUAC 2187 CUUGCACAAUAAAGAUACA 2188 UUGCACAAUAAAGAUACAG 2189 UGCACAAUAAAGAUACAGC 2190 GCACAAUAAAGAUACAGCA 2191 CACAAUAAAGAUACAGCAU 2192 ACAAUAAAGAUACAGCAUG 2193 CAAUAAAGAUACAGCAUGU 2194 AAUAAAGAUACAGCAUGUG 2195 AUAAAGAUACAGCAUGUGG 2196 UAAAGAUACAGCAUGUGGA 2197 AAAGAUACAGCAUGUGGAA 2198 AAGAUACAGCAUGUGGAAA 2199 AGAUACAGCAUGUGGAAAA 2200 GAUACAGCAUGUGGAAAAA 2201 AUACAGCAUGUGGAAAAAA 2202 UACAGCAUGUGGAAAAAAA 2203 ACAGCAUGUGGAAAAAAAA 2204 CAGCAUGUGGAAAAAAAAA 2205 AGCAUGUGGAAAAAAAAAA 2206 GCAUGUGGAAAAAAAAAAA 2207 CAUGUGGAAAAAAAAAAAA 2208 AUGUGGAAAAAAAAAAAAA 2209 UGUGGAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

TABLE 3 DsRNA molecules targeting mRNA encoding chicken r-spondin. SEQ ID NO Sequence 5′-3′ 2210 AUGGAUCUAACAGGCGGCA 2211 UGGAUCUAACAGGCGGCAG 2212 GGAUCUAACAGGCGGCAGC 2213 GAUCUAACAGGCGGCAGCA 2214 AUCUAACAGGCGGCAGCAA 2215 UCUAACAGGCGGCAGCAAA 2216 CUAACAGGCGGCAGCAAAG 2217 UAACAGGCGGCAGCAAAGU 2218 AACAGGCGGCAGCAAAGUG 2219 ACAGGCGGCAGCAAAGUGG 2220 CAGGCGGCAGCAAAGUGGU 2221 AGGCGGCAGCAAAGUGGUG 2222 GGCGGCAGCAAAGUGGUGA 2223 GCGGCAGCAAAGUGGUGAA 2224 CGGCAGCAAAGUGGUGAAG 2225 GGCAGCAAAGUGGUGAAGG 2226 GCAGCAAAGUGGUGAAGGG 2227 CAGCAAAGUGGUGAAGGGC 2228 AGCAAAGUGGUGAAGGGCA 2229 GCAAAGUGGUGAAGGGCAA 2230 CAAAGUGGUGAAGGGCAAG 2231 AAAGUGGUGAAGGGCAAGA 2232 AAGUGGUGAAGGGCAAGAG 2233 AGUGGUGAAGGGCAAGAGG 2234 GUGGUGAAGGGCAAGAGGC 2235 UGGUGAAGGGCAAGAGGCA 2236 GGUGAAGGGCAAGAGGCAA 2237 GUGAAGGGCAAGAGGCAAA 2238 UGAAGGGCAAGAGGCAAAG 2239 GAAGGGCAAGAGGCAAAGG 2240 AAGGGCAAGAGGCAAAGGC 2241 AGGGCAAGAGGCAAAGGCG 2242 GGGCAAGAGGCAAAGGCGA 2243 GGCAAGAGGCAAAGGCGAA 2244 GCAAGAGGCAAAGGCGAAU 2245 CAAGAGGCAAAGGCGAAUU 2246 AAGAGGCAAAGGCGAAUUA 2247 AGAGGCAAAGGCGAAUUAG 2248 GAGGCAAAGGCGAAUUAGC 2249 AGGCAAAGGCGAAUUAGCA 2250 GGCAAAGGCGAAUUAGCAC 2251 GCAAAGGCGAAUUAGCACU 2252 CAAAGGCGAAUUAGCACUG 2253 AAAGGCGAAUUAGCACUGA 2254 AAGGCGAAUUAGCACUGAG 2255 AGGCGAAUUAGCACUGAGC 2256 GGCGAAUUAGCACUGAGCU 2257 GCGAAUUAGCACUGAGCUG 2258 CGAAUUAGCACUGAGCUGA 2259 GAAUUAGCACUGAGCUGAG 2260 AAUUAGCACUGAGCUGAGC 2261 AUUAGCACUGAGCUGAGCC 2262 UUAGCACUGAGCUGAGCCA 2263 UAGCACUGAGCUGAGCCAG 2264 AGCACUGAGCUGAGCCAGG 2265 GCACUGAGCUGAGCCAGGG 2266 CACUGAGCUGAGCCAGGGC 2267 ACUGAGCUGAGCCAGGGCU 2268 CUGAGCUGAGCCAGGGCUG 2269 UGAGCUGAGCCAGGGCUGU 2270 GAGCUGAGCCAGGGCUGUG 2271 AGCUGAGCCAGGGCUGUGC 2272 GCUGAGCCAGGGCUGUGCC 2273 CUGAGCCAGGGCUGUGCCA 2274 UGAGCCAGGGCUGUGCCAG 2275 GAGCCAGGGCUGUGCCAGG 2276 AGCCAGGGCUGUGCCAGGG 2277 GCCAGGGCUGUGCCAGGGG 2278 CCAGGGCUGUGCCAGGGGC 2279 CAGGGCUGUGCCAGGGGCU 2280 AGGGCUGUGCCAGGGGCUG 2281 GGGCUGUGCCAGGGGCUGC 2282 GGCUGUGCCAGGGGCUGCG 2283 GCUGUGCCAGGGGCUGCGA 2284 CUGUGCCAGGGGCUGCGAC 2285 UGUGCCAGGGGCUGCGACC 2286 GUGCCAGGGGCUGCGACCU 2287 UGCCAGGGGCUGCGACCUG 2288 GCCAGGGGCUGCGACCUGU 2289 CCAGGGGCUGCGACCUGUG 2290 CAGGGGCUGCGACCUGUGC 2291 AGGGGCUGCGACCUGUGCU 2292 GGGGCUGCGACCUGUGCUC 2293 GGGCUGCGACCUGUGCUCU 2294 GGCUGCGACCUGUGCUCUG 2295 GCUGCGACCUGUGCUCUGA 2296 CUGCGACCUGUGCUCUGAG 2297 UGCGACCUGUGCUCUGAGU 2298 GCGACCUGUGCUCUGAGUU 2299 CGACCUGUGCUCUGAGUUC 2300 GACCUGUGCUCUGAGUUCA 2301 ACCUGUGCUCUGAGUUCAA 2302 CCUGUGCUCUGAGUUCAAC 2303 CUGUGCUCUGAGUUCAACG 2304 UGUGCUCUGAGUUCAACGG 2305 GUGCUCUGAGUUCAACGGG 2306 UGCUCUGAGUUCAACGGGU 2307 GCUCUGAGUUCAACGGGUG 2308 CUCUGAGUUCAACGGGUGC 2309 UCUGAGUUCAACGGGUGCC 2310 CUGAGUUCAACGGGUGCCU 2311 UGAGUUCAACGGGUGCCUG 2312 GAGUUCAACGGGUGCCUGA 2313 AGUUCAACGGGUGCCUGAG 2314 GUUCAACGGGUGCCUGAGA 2315 UUCAACGGGUGCCUGAGAU 2316 UCAACGGGUGCCUGAGAUG 2317 CAACGGGUGCCUGAGAUGU 2318 AACGGGUGCCUGAGAUGUU 2319 ACGGGUGCCUGAGAUGUUC 2320 CGGGUGCCUGAGAUGUUCC 2321 GGGUGCCUGAGAUGUUCCC 2322 GGUGCCUGAGAUGUUCCCC 2323 GUGCCUGAGAUGUUCCCCC 2324 UGCCUGAGAUGUUCCCCCA 2325 GCCUGAGAUGUUCCCCCAA 2326 CCUGAGAUGUUCCCCCAAG 2327 CUGAGAUGUUCCCCCAAGC 2328 UGAGAUGUUCCCCCAAGCU 2329 GAGAUGUUCCCCCAAGCUC 2330 AGAUGUUCCCCCAAGCUCU 2331 GAUGUUCCCCCAAGCUCUU 2332 AUGUUCCCCCAAGCUCUUC 2333 UGUUCCCCCAAGCUCUUCA 2334 GUUCCCCCAAGCUCUUCAU 2335 UUCCCCCAAGCUCUUCAUC 2336 UCCCCCAAGCUCUUCAUCC 2337 CCCCCAAGCUCUUCAUCCU 2338 CCCCAAGCUCUUCAUCCUU 2339 CCCAAGCUCUUCAUCCUUC 2340 CCAAGCUCUUCAUCCUUCU 2341 CAAGCUCUUCAUCCUUCUG 2342 AAGCUCUUCAUCCUUCUGG 2343 AGCUCUUCAUCCUUCUGGA 2344 GCUCUUCAUCCUUCUGGAG 2345 CUCUUCAUCCUUCUGGAGA 2346 UCUUCAUCCUUCUGGAGAG 2347 CUUCAUCCUUCUGGAGAGG 2348 UUCAUCCUUCUGGAGAGGA 2349 UCAUCCUUCUGGAGAGGAA 2350 CAUCCUUCUGGAGAGGAAC 2351 AUCCUUCUGGAGAGGAACG 2352 UCCUUCUGGAGAGGAACGA 2353 CCUUCUGGAGAGGAACGAU 2354 CUUCUGGAGAGGAACGAUA 2355 UUCUGGAGAGGAACGAUAU 2356 UCUGGAGAGGAACGAUAUC 2357 CUGGAGAGGAACGAUAUCC 2358 UGGAGAGGAACGAUAUCCG 2359 GGAGAGGAACGAUAUCCGG 2360 GAGAGGAACGAUAUCCGGC 2361 AGAGGAACGAUAUCCGGCA 2362 GAGGAACGAUAUCCGGCAA 2363 AGGAACGAUAUCCGGCAAA 2364 GGAACGAUAUCCGGCAAAU 2365 GAACGAUAUCCGGCAAAUU 2366 AACGAUAUCCGGCAAAUUG 2367 ACGAUAUCCGGCAAAUUGG 2368 CGAUAUCCGGCAAAUUGGG 2369 GAUAUCCGGCAAAUUGGGA 2370 AUAUCCGGCAAAUUGGGAU 2371 UAUCCGGCAAAUUGGGAUC 2372 AUCCGGCAAAUUGGGAUCU 2373 UCCGGCAAAUUGGGAUCUG 2374 CCGGCAAAUUGGGAUCUGC 2375 CGGCAAAUUGGGAUCUGCC 2376 GGCAAAUUGGGAUCUGCCU 2377 GCAAAUUGGGAUCUGCCUC 2378 CAAAUUGGGAUCUGCCUCC 2379 AAAUUGGGAUCUGCCUCCC 2380 AAUUGGGAUCUGCCUCCCA 2381 AUUGGGAUCUGCCUCCCAU 2382 UUGGGAUCUGCCUCCCAUC 2383 UGGGAUCUGCCUCCCAUCC 2384 GGGAUCUGCCUCCCAUCCU 2385 GGAUCUGCCUCCCAUCCUG 2386 GAUCUGCCUCCCAUCCUGU 2387 AUCUGCCUCCCAUCCUGUC 2388 UCUGCCUCCCAUCCUGUCC 2389 CUGCCUCCCAUCCUGUCCA 2390 UGCCUCCCAUCCUGUCCAC 2391 GCCUCCCAUCCUGUCCACU 2392 CCUCCCAUCCUGUCCACUG 2393 CUCCCAUCCUGUCCACUGG 2394 UCCCAUCCUGUCCACUGGG 2395 CCCAUCCUGUCCACUGGGA 2396 CCAUCCUGUCCACUGGGAU 2397 CAUCCUGUCCACUGGGAUA 2398 AUCCUGUCCACUGGGAUAC 2399 UCCUGUCCACUGGGAUACU 2400 CCUGUCCACUGGGAUACUU 2401 CUGUCCACUGGGAUACUUU 2402 UGUCCACUGGGAUACUUUG 2403 GUCCACUGGGAUACUUUGG 2404 UCCACUGGGAUACUUUGGC 2405 CCACUGGGAUACUUUGGCC 2406 CACUGGGAUACUUUGGCCU 2407 ACUGGGAUACUUUGGCCUU 2408 CUGGGAUACUUUGGCCUUC 2409 UGGGAUACUUUGGCCUUCG 2410 GGGAUACUUUGGCCUUCGC 2411 GGAUACUUUGGCCUUCGCA 2412 GAUACUUUGGCCUUCGCAA 2413 AUACUUUGGCCUUCGCAAU 2414 UACUUUGGCCUUCGCAAUA 2415 ACUUUGGCCUUCGCAAUAC 2416 CUUUGGCCUUCGCAAUACA 2417 UUUGGCCUUCGCAAUACAG 2418 UUGGCCUUCGCAAUACAGA 2419 UGGCCUUCGCAAUACAGAC 2420 GGCCUUCGCAAUACAGACA 2421 GCCUUCGCAAUACAGACAU 2422 CCUUCGCAAUACAGACAUG 2423 CUUCGCAAUACAGACAUGA 2424 UUCGCAAUACAGACAUGAA 2425 UCGCAAUACAGACAUGAAC 2426 CGCAAUACAGACAUGAACA 2427 GCAAUACAGACAUGAACAA 2428 CAAUACAGACAUGAACAAG 2429 AAUACAGACAUGAACAAGU 2430 AUACAGACAUGAACAAGUG 2431 UACAGACAUGAACAAGUGC 2432 ACAGACAUGAACAAGUGCA 2433 CAGACAUGAACAAGUGCAU 2434 AGACAUGAACAAGUGCAUC 2435 GACAUGAACAAGUGCAUCA 2436 ACAUGAACAAGUGCAUCAA 2437 CAUGAACAAGUGCAUCAAA 2438 AUGAACAAGUGCAUCAAAU 2439 UGAACAAGUGCAUCAAAUG 2440 GAACAAGUGCAUCAAAUGC 2441 AACAAGUGCAUCAAAUGCA 2442 ACAAGUGCAUCAAAUGCAA 2443 CAAGUGCAUCAAAUGCAAA 2444 AAGUGCAUCAAAUGCAAAA 2445 AGUGCAUCAAAUGCAAAAU 2446 GUGCAUCAAAUGCAAAAUC 2447 UGCAUCAAAUGCAAAAUCG 2448 GCAUCAAAUGCAAAAUCGA 2449 CAUCAAAUGCAAAAUCGAG 2450 AUCAAAUGCAAAAUCGAGA 2451 UCAAAUGCAAAAUCGAGAA 2452 CAAAUGCAAAAUCGAGAAC 2453 AAAUGCAAAAUCGAGAACU 2454 AAUGCAAAAUCGAGAACUG 2455 AUGCAAAAUCGAGAACUGU 2456 UGCAAAAUCGAGAACUGUG 2457 GCAAAAUCGAGAACUGUGA 2458 CAAAAUCGAGAACUGUGAG 2459 AAAAUCGAGAACUGUGAGU 2460 AAAUCGAGAACUGUGAGUC 2461 AAUCGAGAACUGUGAGUCC 2462 AUCGAGAACUGUGAGUCCU 2463 UCGAGAACUGUGAGUCCUG 2464 CGAGAACUGUGAGUCCUGC 2465 GAGAACUGUGAGUCCUGCU 2466 AGAACUGUGAGUCCUGCUU 2467 GAACUGUGAGUCCUGCUUC 2468 AACUGUGAGUCCUGCUUCA 2469 ACUGUGAGUCCUGCUUCAG 2470 CUGUGAGUCCUGCUUCAGC 2471 UGUGAGUCCUGCUUCAGCC 2472 GUGAGUCCUGCUUCAGCCG 2473 UGAGUCCUGCUUCAGCCGA 2474 GAGUCCUGCUUCAGCCGAA 2475 AGUCCUGCUUCAGCCGAAA 2476 GUCCUGCUUCAGCCGAAAC 2477 UCCUGCUUCAGCCGAAACU 2478 CCUGCUUCAGCCGAAACUU 2479 CUGCUUCAGCCGAAACUUU 2480 UGCUUCAGCCGAAACUUUU 2481 GCUUCAGCCGAAACUUUUG 2482 CUUCAGCCGAAACUUUUGC 2483 UUCAGCCGAAACUUUUGCA 2484 UCAGCCGAAACUUUUGCAC 2485 CAGCCGAAACUUUUGCACA 2486 AGCCGAAACUUUUGCACAA 2487 GCCGAAACUUUUGCACAAA 2488 CCGAAACUUUUGCACAAAA 2489 CGAAACUUUUGCACAAAAU 2490 GAAACUUUUGCACAAAAUG 2491 AAACUUUUGCACAAAAUGU 2492 AACUUUUGCACAAAAUGUA 2493 ACUUUUGCACAAAAUGUAA 2494 CUUUUGCACAAAAUGUAAG 2495 UUUUGCACAAAAUGUAAGG 2496 UUUGCACAAAAUGUAAGGA 2497 UUGCACAAAAUGUAAGGAA 2498 UGCACAAAAUGUAAGGAAG 2499 GCACAAAAUGUAAGGAAGG 2500 CACAAAAUGUAAGGAAGGU 2501 ACAAAAUGUAAGGAAGGUU 2502 CAAAAUGUAAGGAAGGUUU 2503 AAAAUGUAAGGAAGGUUUG 2504 AAAUGUAAGGAAGGUUUGU 2505 AAUGUAAGGAAGGUUUGUA 2506 AUGUAAGGAAGGUUUGUAU 2507 UGUAAGGAAGGUUUGUAUU 2508 GUAAGGAAGGUUUGUAUUU 2509 UAAGGAAGGUUUGUAUUUG 2510 AAGGAAGGUUUGUAUUUGC 2511 AGGAAGGUUUGUAUUUGCA 2512 GGAAGGUUUGUAUUUGCAC 2513 GAAGGUUUGUAUUUGCACA 2514 AAGGUUUGUAUUUGCACAA 2515 AGGUUUGUAUUUGCACAAA 2516 GGUUUGUAUUUGCACAAAG 2517 GUUUGUAUUUGCACAAAGG 2518 UUUGUAUUUGCACAAAGGG 2519 UUGUAUUUGCACAAAGGGA 2520 UGUAUUUGCACAAAGGGAG 2521 GUAUUUGCACAAAGGGAGA 2522 UAUUUGCACAAAGGGAGAU 2523 AUUUGCACAAAGGGAGAUG 2524 UUUGCACAAAGGGAGAUGU 2525 UUGCACAAAGGGAGAUGUU 2526 UGCACAAAGGGAGAUGUUA 2527 GCACAAAGGGAGAUGUUAC 2528 CACAAAGGGAGAUGUUACG 2529 ACAAAGGGAGAUGUUACGU 2530 CAAAGGGAGAUGUUACGUC 2531 AAAGGGAGAUGUUACGUCA 2532 AAGGGAGAUGUUACGUCAC 2533 AGGGAGAUGUUACGUCACG 2534 GGGAGAUGUUACGUCACGU 2535 GGAGAUGUUACGUCACGUG 2536 GAGAUGUUACGUCACGUGC 2537 AGAUGUUACGUCACGUGCC 2538 GAUGUUACGUCACGUGCCC 2539 AUGUUACGUCACGUGCCCC 2540 UGUUACGUCACGUGCCCCG 2541 GUUACGUCACGUGCCCCGA 2542 UUACGUCACGUGCCCCGAA 2543 UACGUCACGUGCCCCGAAG 2544 ACGUCACGUGCCCCGAAGG 2545 CGUCACGUGCCCCGAAGGC 2546 GUCACGUGCCCCGAAGGCU 2547 UCACGUGCCCCGAAGGCUA 2548 CACGUGCCCCGAAGGCUAC 2549 ACGUGCCCCGAAGGCUACU 2550 CGUGCCCCGAAGGCUACUC 2551 GUGCCCCGAAGGCUACUCU 2552 UGCCCCGAAGGCUACUCUG 2553 GCCCCGAAGGCUACUCUGC 2554 CCCCGAAGGCUACUCUGCU 2555 CCCGAAGGCUACUCUGCUG 2556 CCGAAGGCUACUCUGCUGC 2557 CGAAGGCUACUCUGCUGCC 2558 GAAGGCUACUCUGCUGCCA 2559 AAGGCUACUCUGCUGCCAA 2560 AGGCUACUCUGCUGCCAAU 2561 GGCUACUCUGCUGCCAAUG 2562 GCUACUCUGCUGCCAAUGG 2563 CUACUCUGCUGCCAAUGGC 2564 UACUCUGCUGCCAAUGGCA 2565 ACUCUGCUGCCAAUGGCAC 2566 CUCUGCUGCCAAUGGCACC 2567 UCUGCUGCCAAUGGCACCA 2568 CUGCUGCCAAUGGCACCAU 2569 UGCUGCCAAUGGCACCAUG 2570 GCUGCCAAUGGCACCAUGG 2571 CUGCCAAUGGCACCAUGGA 2572 UGCCAAUGGCACCAUGGAG 2573 GCCAAUGGCACCAUGGAGU 2574 CCAAUGGCACCAUGGAGUG 2575 CAAUGGCACCAUGGAGUGC 2576 AAUGGCACCAUGGAGUGCA 2577 AUGGCACCAUGGAGUGCAG 2578 UGGCACCAUGGAGUGCAGC 2579 GGCACCAUGGAGUGCAGCA 2580 GCACCAUGGAGUGCAGCAG 2581 CACCAUGGAGUGCAGCAGU 2582 ACCAUGGAGUGCAGCAGUC 2583 CCAUGGAGUGCAGCAGUCC 2584 CAUGGAGUGCAGCAGUCCU 2585 AUGGAGUGCAGCAGUCCUG 2586 UGGAGUGCAGCAGUCCUGC 2587 GGAGUGCAGCAGUCCUGCG 2588 GAGUGCAGCAGUCCUGCGC 2589 AGUGCAGCAGUCCUGCGCA 2590 GUGCAGCAGUCCUGCGCAA 2591 UGCAGCAGUCCUGCGCAAU 2592 GCAGCAGUCCUGCGCAAUG 2593 CAGCAGUCCUGCGCAAUGU 2594 AGCAGUCCUGCGCAAUGUG 2595 GCAGUCCUGCGCAAUGUGA 2596 CAGUCCUGCGCAAUGUGAA 2597 AGUCCUGCGCAAUGUGAAA 2598 GUCCUGCGCAAUGUGAAAU 2599 UCCUGCGCAAUGUGAAAUG 2600 CCUGCGCAAUGUGAAAUGA 2601 CUGCGCAAUGUGAAAUGAG 2602 UGCGCAAUGUGAAAUGAGU 2603 GCGCAAUGUGAAAUGAGUG 2604 CGCAAUGUGAAAUGAGUGA 2605 GCAAUGUGAAAUGAGUGAG 2606 CAAUGUGAAAUGAGUGAGU 2607 AAUGUGAAAUGAGUGAGUG 2608 AUGUGAAAUGAGUGAGUGG 2609 UGUGAAAUGAGUGAGUGGG 2610 GUGAAAUGAGUGAGUGGGG 2611 UGAAAUGAGUGAGUGGGGG 2612 GAAAUGAGUGAGUGGGGGC 2613 AAAUGAGUGAGUGGGGGCC 2614 AAUGAGUGAGUGGGGGCCC 2615 AUGAGUGAGUGGGGGCCCU 2616 UGAGUGAGUGGGGGCCCUG 2617 GAGUGAGUGGGGGCCCUGG 2618 AGUGAGUGGGGGCCCUGGG 2619 GUGAGUGGGGGCCCUGGGG 2620 UGAGUGGGGGCCCUGGGGG 2621 GAGUGGGGGCCCUGGGGGC 2622 AGUGGGGGCCCUGGGGGCC 2623 GUGGGGGCCCUGGGGGCCC 2624 UGGGGGCCCUGGGGGCCCU 2625 GGGGGCCCUGGGGGCCCUG 2626 GGGGCCCUGGGGGCCCUGC 2627 GGGCCCUGGGGGCCCUGCU 2628 GGCCCUGGGGGCCCUGCUC 2629 GCCCUGGGGGCCCUGCUCC 2630 CCCUGGGGGCCCUGCUCCA 2631 CCUGGGGGCCCUGCUCCAA 2632 CUGGGGGCCCUGCUCCAAG 2633 UGGGGGCCCUGCUCCAAGA 2634 GGGGGCCCUGCUCCAAGAA 2635 GGGGCCCUGCUCCAAGAAG 2636 GGGCCCUGCUCCAAGAAGA 2637 GGCCCUGCUCCAAGAAGAG 2638 GCCCUGCUCCAAGAAGAGG 2639 CCCUGCUCCAAGAAGAGGA 2640 CCUGCUCCAAGAAGAGGAA 2641 CUGCUCCAAGAAGAGGAAG 2642 UGCUCCAAGAAGAGGAAGC 2643 GCUCCAAGAAGAGGAAGCU 2644 CUCCAAGAAGAGGAAGCUG 2645 UCCAAGAAGAGGAAGCUGU 2646 CCAAGAAGAGGAAGCUGUG 2647 CAAGAAGAGGAAGCUGUGU 2648 AAGAAGAGGAAGCUGUGUG 2649 AGAAGAGGAAGCUGUGUGG 2650 GAAGAGGAAGCUGUGUGGC 2651 AAGAGGAAGCUGUGUGGCU 2652 AGAGGAAGCUGUGUGGCUU 2653 GAGGAAGCUGUGUGGCUUC 2654 AGGAAGCUGUGUGGCUUCA 2655 GGAAGCUGUGUGGCUUCAA 2656 GAAGCUGUGUGGCUUCAAG 2657 AAGCUGUGUGGCUUCAAGA 2658 AGCUGUGUGGCUUCAAGAA 2659 GCUGUGUGGCUUCAAGAAG 2660 CUGUGUGGCUUCAAGAAGG 2661 UGUGUGGCUUCAAGAAGGG 2662 GUGUGGCUUCAAGAAGGGG 2663 UGUGGCUUCAAGAAGGGGA 2664 GUGGCUUCAAGAAGGGGAA 2665 UGGCUUCAAGAAGGGGAAC 2666 GGCUUCAAGAAGGGGAACG 2667 GCUUCAAGAAGGGGAACGA 2668 CUUCAAGAAGGGGAACGAG 2669 UUCAAGAAGGGGAACGAGG 2670 UCAAGAAGGGGAACGAGGA 2671 CAAGAAGGGGAACGAGGAC 2672 AAGAAGGGGAACGAGGACC 2673 AGAAGGGGAACGAGGACCG 2674 GAAGGGGAACGAGGACCGA 2675 AAGGGGAACGAGGACCGAA 2676 AGGGGAACGAGGACCGAAC 2677 GGGGAACGAGGACCGAACG 2678 GGGAACGAGGACCGAACGC 2679 GGAACGAGGACCGAACGCG 2680 GAACGAGGACCGAACGCGG 2681 AACGAGGACCGAACGCGGC 2682 ACGAGGACCGAACGCGGCG 2683 CGAGGACCGAACGCGGCGG 2684 GAGGACCGAACGCGGCGGA 2685 AGGACCGAACGCGGCGGAU 2686 GGACCGAACGCGGCGGAUC 2687 GACCGAACGCGGCGGAUCC 2688 ACCGAACGCGGCGGAUCCU 2689 CCGAACGCGGCGGAUCCUG 2690 CGAACGCGGCGGAUCCUGC 2691 GAACGCGGCGGAUCCUGCA 2692 AACGCGGCGGAUCCUGCAG 2693 ACGCGGCGGAUCCUGCAGG 2694 CGCGGCGGAUCCUGCAGGC 2695 GCGGCGGAUCCUGCAGGCU 2696 CGGCGGAUCCUGCAGGCUC 2697 GGCGGAUCCUGCAGGCUCC 2698 GCGGAUCCUGCAGGCUCCC 2699 CGGAUCCUGCAGGCUCCCU 2700 GGAUCCUGCAGGCUCCCUC 2701 GAUCCUGCAGGCUCCCUCU 2702 AUCCUGCAGGCUCCCUCUG 2703 UCCUGCAGGCUCCCUCUGG 2704 CCUGCAGGCUCCCUCUGGG 2705 CUGCAGGCUCCCUCUGGGG 2706 UGCAGGCUCCCUCUGGGGA 2707 GCAGGCUCCCUCUGGGGAC 2708 CAGGCUCCCUCUGGGGACG 2709 AGGCUCCCUCUGGGGACGU 2710 GGCUCCCUCUGGGGACGUG 2711 GCUCCCUCUGGGGACGUGU 2712 CUCCCUCUGGGGACGUGUC 2713 UCCCUCUGGGGACGUGUCC 2714 CCCUCUGGGGACGUGUCCC 2715 CCUCUGGGGACGUGUCCCU 2716 CUCUGGGGACGUGUCCCUG 2717 UCUGGGGACGUGUCCCUGU 2718 CUGGGGACGUGUCCCUGUG 2719 UGGGGACGUGUCCCUGUGC 2720 GGGGACGUGUCCCUGUGCC 2721 GGGACGUGUCCCUGUGCCC 2722 GGACGUGUCCCUGUGCCCC 2723 GACGUGUCCCUGUGCCCCG 2724 ACGUGUCCCUGUGCCCCGC 2725 CGUGUCCCUGUGCCCCGCC 2726 GUGUCCCUGUGCCCCGCCA 2727 UGUCCCUGUGCCCCGCCAC 2728 GUCCCUGUGCCCCGCCACC 2729 UCCCUGUGCCCCGCCACCA 2730 CCCUGUGCCCCGCCACCAC 2731 CCUGUGCCCCGCCACCACG 2732 CUGUGCCCCGCCACCACGG 2733 UGUGCCCCGCCACCACGGA 2734 GUGCCCCGCCACCACGGAG 2735 UGCCCCGCCACCACGGAGG 2736 GCCCCGCCACCACGGAGGU 2737 CCCCGCCACCACGGAGGUG 2738 CCCGCCACCACGGAGGUGC 2739 CCGCCACCACGGAGGUGCG 2740 CGCCACCACGGAGGUGCGC 2741 GCCACCACGGAGGUGCGCA 2742 CCACCACGGAGGUGCGCAG 2743 CACCACGGAGGUGCGCAGA 2744 ACCACGGAGGUGCGCAGAU 2745 CCACGGAGGUGCGCAGAUG 2746 CACGGAGGUGCGCAGAUGC 2747 ACGGAGGUGCGCAGAUGCA 2748 CGGAGGUGCGCAGAUGCAC 2749 GGAGGUGCGCAGAUGCACU 2750 GAGGUGCGCAGAUGCACUG 2751 AGGUGCGCAGAUGCACUGU 2752 GGUGCGCAGAUGCACUGUG 2753 GUGCGCAGAUGCACUGUGC 2754 UGCGCAGAUGCACUGUGCA 2755 GCGCAGAUGCACUGUGCAG 2756 CGCAGAUGCACUGUGCAGA 2757 GCAGAUGCACUGUGCAGAA 2758 CAGAUGCACUGUGCAGAAG 2759 AGAUGCACUGUGCAGAAGA 2760 GAUGCACUGUGCAGAAGAG 2761 AUGCACUGUGCAGAAGAGC 2762 UGCACUGUGCAGAAGAGCC 2763 GCACUGUGCAGAAGAGCCA 2764 CACUGUGCAGAAGAGCCAA 2765 ACUGUGCAGAAGAGCCAAU 2766 CUGUGCAGAAGAGCCAAUG 2767 UGUGCAGAAGAGCCAAUGC 2768 GUGCAGAAGAGCCAAUGCC 2769 UGCAGAAGAGCCAAUGCCC 2770 GCAGAAGAGCCAAUGCCCC 2771 CAGAAGAGCCAAUGCCCCG 2772 AGAAGAGCCAAUGCCCCGA 2773 GAAGAGCCAAUGCCCCGAA 2774 AAGAGCCAAUGCCCCGAAG 2775 AGAGCCAAUGCCCCGAAGG 2776 GAGCCAAUGCCCCGAAGGG 2777 AGCCAAUGCCCCGAAGGGA 2778 GCCAAUGCCCCGAAGGGAA 2779 CCAAUGCCCCGAAGGGAAA 2780 CAAUGCCCCGAAGGGAAAA 2781 AAUGCCCCGAAGGGAAAAG 2782 AUGCCCCGAAGGGAAAAGG 2783 UGCCCCGAAGGGAAAAGGA 2784 GCCCCGAAGGGAAAAGGAA 2785 CCCCGAAGGGAAAAGGAAG 2786 CCCGAAGGGAAAAGGAAGA 2787 CCGAAGGGAAAAGGAAGAA 2788 CGAAGGGAAAAGGAAGAAA 2789 GAAGGGAAAAGGAAGAAAA 2790 AAGGGAAAAGGAAGAAAAA 2791 AGGGAAAAGGAAGAAAAAG 2792 GGGAAAAGGAAGAAAAAGG 2793 GGAAAAGGAAGAAAAAGGA 2794 GAAAAGGAAGAAAAAGGAC 2795 AAAAGGAAGAAAAAGGACG 2796 AAAGGAAGAAAAAGGACGA 2797 AAGGAAGAAAAAGGACGAG 2798 AGGAAGAAAAAGGACGAGC 2799 GGAAGAAAAAGGACGAGCA 2800 GAAGAAAAAGGACGAGCAA 2801 AAGAAAAAGGACGAGCAAG 2802 AGAAAAAGGACGAGCAAGG 2803 GAAAAAGGACGAGCAAGGA 2804 AAAAAGGACGAGCAAGGAA 2805 AAAAGGACGAGCAAGGAAA 2806 AAAGGACGAGCAAGGAAAG 2807 AAGGACGAGCAAGGAAAGC 2808 AGGACGAGCAAGGAAAGCA 2809 GGACGAGCAAGGAAAGCAA 2810 GACGAGCAAGGAAAGCAAG 2811 ACGAGCAAGGAAAGCAAGA 2812 CGAGCAAGGAAAGCAAGAU 2813 GAGCAAGGAAAGCAAGAUA 2814 AGCAAGGAAAGCAAGAUAA 2815 GCAAGGAAAGCAAGAUAAU 2816 CAAGGAAAGCAAGAUAAUA 2817 AAGGAAAGCAAGAUAAUAC 2818 AGGAAAGCAAGAUAAUACA 2819 GGAAAGCAAGAUAAUACAA 2820 GAAAGCAAGAUAAUACAAA 2821 AAAGCAAGAUAAUACAAAC 2822 AAGCAAGAUAAUACAAACG 2823 AGCAAGAUAAUACAAACGG 2824 GCAAGAUAAUACAAACGGG 2825 CAAGAUAAUACAAACGGGA 2826 AAGAUAAUACAAACGGGAA 2827 AGAUAAUACAAACGGGAAC 2828 GAUAAUACAAACGGGAACA 2829 AUAAUACAAACGGGAACAG 2830 UAAUACAAACGGGAACAGA 2831 AAUACAAACGGGAACAGAA 2832 AUACAAACGGGAACAGAAA 2833 UACAAACGGGAACAGAAAU 2834 ACAAACGGGAACAGAAAUC 2835 CAAACGGGAACAGAAAUCG 2836 AAACGGGAACAGAAAUCGG 2837 AACGGGAACAGAAAUCGGA 2838 ACGGGAACAGAAAUCGGAA 2839 CGGGAACAGAAAUCGGAAA 2840 GGGAACAGAAAUCGGAAAG 2841 GGAACAGAAAUCGGAAAGA 2842 GAACAGAAAUCGGAAAGAC 2843 AACAGAAAUCGGAAAGACA 2844 ACAGAAAUCGGAAAGACAC 2845 CAGAAAUCGGAAAGACACC 2846 AGAAAUCGGAAAGACACCA 2847 GAAAUCGGAAAGACACCAA 2848 AAAUCGGAAAGACACCAAA 2849 AAUCGGAAAGACACCAAAG 2850 AUCGGAAAGACACCAAAGA 2851 UCGGAAAGACACCAAAGAU 2852 CGGAAAGACACCAAAGAUG 2853 GGAAAGACACCAAAGAUGC 2854 GAAAGACACCAAAGAUGCA 2855 AAAGACACCAAAGAUGCAA 2856 AAGACACCAAAGAUGCAAA 2857 AGACACCAAAGAUGCAAAG 2858 GACACCAAAGAUGCAAAGU 2859 ACACCAAAGAUGCAAAGUC 2860 CACCAAAGAUGCAAAGUCU 2861 ACCAAAGAUGCAAAGUCUG 2862 CCAAAGAUGCAAAGUCUGG 2863 CAAAGAUGCAAAGUCUGGC 2864 AAAGAUGCAAAGUCUGGCA 2865 AAGAUGCAAAGUCUGGCAC 2866 AGAUGCAAAGUCUGGCACC 2867 GAUGCAAAGUCUGGCACCA 2868 AUGCAAAGUCUGGCACCAA 2869 UGCAAAGUCUGGCACCAAG 2870 GCAAAGUCUGGCACCAAGA 2871 CAAAGUCUGGCACCAAGAA 2872 AAAGUCUGGCACCAAGAAG 2873 AAGUCUGGCACCAAGAAGA 2874 AGUCUGGCACCAAGAAGAG 2875 GUCUGGCACCAAGAAGAGG 2876 UCUGGCACCAAGAAGAGGA 2877 CUGGCACCAAGAAGAGGAA 2878 UGGCACCAAGAAGAGGAAG 2879 GGCACCAAGAAGAGGAAGA 2880 GCACCAAGAAGAGGAAGAG 2881 CACCAAGAAGAGGAAGAGC 2882 ACCAAGAAGAGGAAGAGCA 2883 CCAAGAAGAGGAAGAGCAA 2884 CAAGAAGAGGAAGAGCAAA 2885 AAGAAGAGGAAGAGCAAAC 2886 AGAAGAGGAAGAGCAAACA 2887 GAAGAGGAAGAGCAAACAG 2888 AAGAGGAAGAGCAAACAGA 2889 AGAGGAAGAGCAAACAGAG 2890 GAGGAAGAGCAAACAGAGG 2891 AGGAAGAGCAAACAGAGGG 2892 GGAAGAGCAAACAGAGGGG 2893 GAAGAGCAAACAGAGGGGG 2894 AAGAGCAAACAGAGGGGGG 2895 AGAGCAAACAGAGGGGGGC 2896 GAGCAAACAGAGGGGGGCU 2897 AGCAAACAGAGGGGGGCUG 2898 GCAAACAGAGGGGGGCUGU 2899 CAAACAGAGGGGGGCUGUG 2900 AAACAGAGGGGGGCUGUGG 2901 AACAGAGGGGGGCUGUGGC 2902 ACAGAGGGGGGCUGUGGCC 2903 CAGAGGGGGGCUGUGGCCC 2904 AGAGGGGGGCUGUGGCCCC 2905 GAGGGGGGCUGUGGCCCCC 2906 AGGGGGGCUGUGGCCCCCA 2907 GGGGGGCUGUGGCCCCCAC 2908 GGGGGCUGUGGCCCCCACC 2909 GGGGCUGUGGCCCCCACCA 2910 GGGCUGUGGCCCCCACCAC 2911 GGCUGUGGCCCCCACCACA 2912 GCUGUGGCCCCCACCACAU 2913 CUGUGGCCCCCACCACAUC 2914 UGUGGCCCCCACCACAUCC 2915 GUGGCCCCCACCACAUCCG 2916 UGGCCCCCACCACAUCCGC 2917 GGCCCCCACCACAUCCGCC 2918 GCCCCCACCACAUCCGCCA 2919 CCCCCACCACAUCCGCCAG 2920 CCCCACCACAUCCGCCAGC 2921 CCCACCACAUCCGCCAGCC 2922 CCACCACAUCCGCCAGCCC 2923 CACCACAUCCGCCAGCCCU 2924 ACCACAUCCGCCAGCCCUG 2925 CCACAUCCGCCAGCCCUGC 2926 CACAUCCGCCAGCCCUGCC 2927 ACAUCCGCCAGCCCUGCCC 2928 CAUCCGCCAGCCCUGCCCA 2929 AUCCGCCAGCCCUGCCCAA 2930 UCCGCCAGCCCUGCCCAAU 2931 CCGCCAGCCCUGCCCAAUA 2932 CGCCAGCCCUGCCCAAUAG 2933 GCCAGCCCUGCCCAAUAGC 2934 CCAGCCCUGCCCAAUAGCU 2935 CAGCCCUGCCCAAUAGCUG 2936 AGCCCUGCCCAAUAGCUGC 2937 GCCCUGCCCAAUAGCUGCC 2938 CCCUGCCCAAUAGCUGCCC 2939 CCUGCCCAAUAGCUGCCCC 2940 CUGCCCAAUAGCUGCCCCU 2941 UGCCCAAUAGCUGCCCCUU 2942 GCCCAAUAGCUGCCCCUUU 2943 CCCAAUAGCUGCCCCUUUA 2944 CCAAUAGCUGCCCCUUUAC 2945 CAAUAGCUGCCCCUUUACG 2946 AAUAGCUGCCCCUUUACGU 2947 AUAGCUGCCCCUUUACGUC 2948 UAGCUGCCCCUUUACGUCA 2949 AGCUGCCCCUUUACGUCAC 2950 GCUGCCCCUUUACGUCACC 2951 CUGCCCCUUUACGUCACCU 2952 UGCCCCUUUACGUCACCUG 2953 GCCCCUUUACGUCACCUGA 2954 CCCCUUUACGUCACCUGAC 2955 CCCUUUACGUCACCUGACG 2956 CCUUUACGUCACCUGACGG 2957 CUUUACGUCACCUGACGGC 2958 UUUACGUCACCUGACGGCA 2959 UUACGUCACCUGACGGCAA 2960 UACGUCACCUGACGGCAAG 2961 ACGUCACCUGACGGCAAGA 2962 CGUCACCUGACGGCAAGAC 2963 GUCACCUGACGGCAAGACU 2964 UCACCUGACGGCAAGACUU 2965 CACCUGACGGCAAGACUUC 2966 ACCUGACGGCAAGACUUCA 2967 CCUGACGGCAAGACUUCAU 2968 CUGACGGCAAGACUUCAUU 2969 UGACGGCAAGACUUCAUUG 2970 GACGGCAAGACUUCAUUGC 2971 ACGGCAAGACUUCAUUGCU 2972 CGGCAAGACUUCAUUGCUG 2973 GGCAAGACUUCAUUGCUGC 2974 GCAAGACUUCAUUGCUGCU 2975 CAAGACUUCAUUGCUGCUA 2976 AAGACUUCAUUGCUGCUAU 2977 AGACUUCAUUGCUGCUAUG 2978 GACUUCAUUGCUGCUAUGU 2979 ACUUCAUUGCUGCUAUGUA 2980 CUUCAUUGCUGCUAUGUAU 2981 UUCAUUGCUGCUAUGUAUA 2982 UCAUUGCUGCUAUGUAUAU 2983 CAUUGCUGCUAUGUAUAUG 2984 AUUGCUGCUAUGUAUAUGA 2985 UUGCUGCUAUGUAUAUGAA 2986 UGCUGCUAUGUAUAUGAAA 2987 GCUGCUAUGUAUAUGAAAG 2988 CUGCUAUGUAUAUGAAAGC 2989 UGCUAUGUAUAUGAAAGCU 2990 GCUAUGUAUAUGAAAGCUU 2991 CUAUGUAUAUGAAAGCUUU 2992 UAUGUAUAUGAAAGCUUUA 2993 AUGUAUAUGAAAGCUUUAU 2994 UGUAUAUGAAAGCUUUAUU 2995 GUAUAUGAAAGCUUUAUUG 2996 UAUAUGAAAGCUUUAUUGA 2997 AUAUGAAAGCUUUAUUGAA 2998 UAUGAAAGCUUUAUUGAAC 2999 AUGAAAGCUUUAUUGAACC 3000 UGAAAGCUUUAUUGAACCA 3001 GAAAGCUUUAUUGAACCAG 3002 AAAGCUUUAUUGAACCAGA 3003 AAGCUUUAUUGAACCAGAG 3004 AGCUUUAUUGAACCAGAGC 3005 GCUUUAUUGAACCAGAGCA 3006 CUUUAUUGAACCAGAGCAC 3007 UUUAUUGAACCAGAGCACU 3008 UUAUUGAACCAGAGCACUG 3009 UAUUGAACCAGAGCACUGC 3010 AUUGAACCAGAGCACUGCU 3011 UUGAACCAGAGCACUGCUA 3012 UGAACCAGAGCACUGCUAC 3013 GAACCAGAGCACUGCUACA 3014 AACCAGAGCACUGCUACAC 3015 ACCAGAGCACUGCUACACA 3016 CCAGAGCACUGCUACACAA 3017 CAGAGCACUGCUACACAAC 3018 AGAGCACUGCUACACAACA 3019 GAGCACUGCUACACAACAU 3020 AGCACUGCUACACAACAUU 3021 GCACUGCUACACAACAUUA 3022 CACUGCUACACAACAUUAC 3023 ACUGCUACACAACAUUACA 3024 CUGCUACACAACAUUACAC 3025 UGCUACACAACAUUACACA 3026 GCUACACAACAUUACACAU 3027 CUACACAACAUUACACAUG 3028 UACACAACAUUACACAUGU 3029 ACACAACAUUACACAUGUC 3030 CACAACAUUACACAUGUCA 3031 ACAACAUUACACAUGUCAG 3032 CAACAUUACACAUGUCAGA 3033 AACAUUACACAUGUCAGAA 3034 ACAUUACACAUGUCAGAAA 3035 CAUUACACAUGUCAGAAAG 3036 AUUACACAUGUCAGAAAGA 3037 UUACACAUGUCAGAAAGAC 3038 UACACAUGUCAGAAAGACA 3039 ACACAUGUCAGAAAGACAG 3040 CACAUGUCAGAAAGACAGA 3041 ACAUGUCAGAAAGACAGAG 3042 CAUGUCAGAAAGACAGAGC 3043 AUGUCAGAAAGACAGAGCU 3044 UGUCAGAAAGACAGAGCUA 3045 GUCAGAAAGACAGAGCUAU 3046 UCAGAAAGACAGAGCUAUA 3047 CAGAAAGACAGAGCUAUAC 3048 AGAAAGACAGAGCUAUACU 3049 GAAAGACAGAGCUAUACUC 3050 AAAGACAGAGCUAUACUCC 3051 AAGACAGAGCUAUACUCCU 3052 AGACAGAGCUAUACUCCUA 3053 GACAGAGCUAUACUCCUAG 3054 ACAGAGCUAUACUCCUAGA 3055 CAGAGCUAUACUCCUAGAC 3056 AGAGCUAUACUCCUAGACU 3057 GAGCUAUACUCCUAGACUC 3058 AGCUAUACUCCUAGACUCG 3059 GCUAUACUCCUAGACUCGA 3060 CUAUACUCCUAGACUCGAC 3061 UAUACUCCUAGACUCGACA 3062 AUACUCCUAGACUCGACAG 3063 UACUCCUAGACUCGACAGA 3064 ACUCCUAGACUCGACAGAA 3065 CUCCUAGACUCGACAGAAG 3066 UCCUAGACUCGACAGAAGC 3067 CCUAGACUCGACAGAAGCC 3068 CUAGACUCGACAGAAGCCA 3069 UAGACUCGACAGAAGCCAC 3070 AGACUCGACAGAAGCCACA 3071 GACUCGACAGAAGCCACAU 3072 ACUCGACAGAAGCCACAUC 3073 CUCGACAGAAGCCACAUCC 3074 UCGACAGAAGCCACAUCCA 3075 CGACAGAAGCCACAUCCAC 3076 GACAGAAGCCACAUCCACA 3077 ACAGAAGCCACAUCCACAA 3078 CAGAAGCCACAUCCACAAC 3079 AGAAGCCACAUCCACAACA 3080 GAAGCCACAUCCACAACAC 3081 AAGCCACAUCCACAACACU 3082 AGCCACAUCCACAACACUU 3083 GCCACAUCCACAACACUUA 3084 CCACAUCCACAACACUUAA 3085 CACAUCCACAACACUUAAG 3086 ACAUCCACAACACUUAAGG 3087 CAUCCACAACACUUAAGGA 3088 AUCCACAACACUUAAGGAG 3089 UCCACAACACUUAAGGAGG 3090 CCACAACACUUAAGGAGGC 3091 CACAACACUUAAGGAGGCG 3092 ACAACACUUAAGGAGGCGG 3093 CAACACUUAAGGAGGCGGU 3094 AACACUUAAGGAGGCGGUA 3095 ACACUUAAGGAGGCGGUAC 3096 CACUUAAGGAGGCGGUACC 3097 ACUUAAGGAGGCGGUACCC 3098 CUUAAGGAGGCGGUACCCC 3099 UUAAGGAGGCGGUACCCCC 3100 UAAGGAGGCGGUACCCCCG 3101 AAGGAGGCGGUACCCCCGG 3102 AGGAGGCGGUACCCCCGGC 3103 GGAGGCGGUACCCCCGGCA 3104 GAGGCGGUACCCCCGGCAC 3105 AGGCGGUACCCCCGGCACC 3106 GGCGGUACCCCCGGCACCA 3107 GCGGUACCCCCGGCACCAU 3108 CGGUACCCCCGGCACCAUG 3109 GGUACCCCCGGCACCAUGA 3110 GUACCCCCGGCACCAUGAA 3111 UACCCCCGGCACCAUGAAU 3112 ACCCCCGGCACCAUGAAUG 3113 CCCCCGGCACCAUGAAUGG 3114 CCCCGGCACCAUGAAUGGC 3115 CCCGGCACCAUGAAUGGCA 3116 CCGGCACCAUGAAUGGCAU 3117 CGGCACCAUGAAUGGCAUC 3118 GGCACCAUGAAUGGCAUCC 3119 GCACCAUGAAUGGCAUCCA 3120 CACCAUGAAUGGCAUCCAU 3121 ACCAUGAAUGGCAUCCAUU 3122 CCAUGAAUGGCAUCCAUUG 3123 CAUGAAUGGCAUCCAUUGG 3124 AUGAAUGGCAUCCAUUGGG 3125 UGAAUGGCAUCCAUUGGGG 3126 GAAUGGCAUCCAUUGGGGC 3127 AAUGGCAUCCAUUGGGGCA 3128 AUGGCAUCCAUUGGGGCAG 3129 UGGCAUCCAUUGGGGCAGU 3130 GGCAUCCAUUGGGGCAGUG 3131 GCAUCCAUUGGGGCAGUGG 3132 CAUCCAUUGGGGCAGUGGG 3133 AUCCAUUGGGGCAGUGGGA 3134 UCCAUUGGGGCAGUGGGAC 3135 CCAUUGGGGCAGUGGGACA 3136 CAUUGGGGCAGUGGGACAC 3137 AUUGGGGCAGUGGGACACU 3138 UUGGGGCAGUGGGACACUG 3139 UGGGGCAGUGGGACACUGC 3140 GGGGCAGUGGGACACUGCA 3141 GGGCAGUGGGACACUGCAG 3142 GGCAGUGGGACACUGCAGG 3143 GCAGUGGGACACUGCAGGA 3144 CAGUGGGACACUGCAGGAC 3145 AGUGGGACACUGCAGGACC 3146 GUGGGACACUGCAGGACCA 3147 UGGGACACUGCAGGACCAG 3148 GGGACACUGCAGGACCAGA 3149 GGACACUGCAGGACCAGAG 3150 GACACUGCAGGACCAGAGG 3151 ACACUGCAGGACCAGAGGU 3152 CACUGCAGGACCAGAGGUG 3153 ACUGCAGGACCAGAGGUGA 3154 CUGCAGGACCAGAGGUGAG 3155 UGCAGGACCAGAGGUGAGG 3156 GCAGGACCAGAGGUGAGGA 3157 CAGGACCAGAGGUGAGGAU 3158 AGGACCAGAGGUGAGGAUG 3159 GGACCAGAGGUGAGGAUGA 3160 GACCAGAGGUGAGGAUGAA 3161 ACCAGAGGUGAGGAUGAAC 3162 CCAGAGGUGAGGAUGAACC 3163 CAGAGGUGAGGAUGAACCA 3164 AGAGGUGAGGAUGAACCAA 3165 GAGGUGAGGAUGAACCAAG 3166 AGGUGAGGAUGAACCAAGG 3167 GGUGAGGAUGAACCAAGGA 3168 GUGAGGAUGAACCAAGGAU 3169 UGAGGAUGAACCAAGGAUG 3170 GAGGAUGAACCAAGGAUGG 3171 AGGAUGAACCAAGGAUGGG 3172 GGAUGAACCAAGGAUGGGG 3173 GAUGAACCAAGGAUGGGGG 3174 AUGAACCAAGGAUGGGGGC 3175 UGAACCAAGGAUGGGGGCA 3176 GAACCAAGGAUGGGGGCAU 3177 AACCAAGGAUGGGGGCAUG 3178 ACCAAGGAUGGGGGCAUGG 3179 CCAAGGAUGGGGGCAUGGG 3180 CAAGGAUGGGGGCAUGGGG 3181 AAGGAUGGGGGCAUGGGGC 3182 AGGAUGGGGGCAUGGGGCC 3183 GGAUGGGGGCAUGGGGCCU 3184 GAUGGGGGCAUGGGGCCUU 3185 AUGGGGGCAUGGGGCCUUG 3186 UGGGGGCAUGGGGCCUUGG 3187 GGGGGCAUGGGGCCUUGGG 3188 GGGGCAUGGGGCCUUGGGA 3189 GGGCAUGGGGCCUUGGGAC 3190 GGCAUGGGGCCUUGGGACA 3191 GCAUGGGGCCUUGGGACAC 3192 CAUGGGGCCUUGGGACACU 3193 AUGGGGCCUUGGGACACUU 3194 UGGGGCCUUGGGACACUUG 3195 GGGGCCUUGGGACACUUGC 3196 GGGCCUUGGGACACUUGCC 3197 GGCCUUGGGACACUUGCCU 3198 GCCUUGGGACACUUGCCUU 3199 CCUUGGGACACUUGCCUUG 3200 CUUGGGACACUUGCCUUGU 3201 UUGGGACACUUGCCUUGUG 3202 UGGGACACUUGCCUUGUGC 3203 GGGACACUUGCCUUGUGCC 3204 GGACACUUGCCUUGUGCCC 3205 GACACUUGCCUUGUGCCCA 3206 ACACUUGCCUUGUGCCCAG 3207 CACUUGCCUUGUGCCCAGC 3208 ACUUGCCUUGUGCCCAGCC 3209 CUUGCCUUGUGCCCAGCCA 3210 UUGCCUUGUGCCCAGCCAG 3211 UGCCUUGUGCCCAGCCAGC 3212 GCCUUGUGCCCAGCCAGCC 3213 CCUUGUGCCCAGCCAGCCA 3214 CUUGUGCCCAGCCAGCCAC 3215 UUGUGCCCAGCCAGCCACG 3216 UGUGCCCAGCCAGCCACGU 3217 GUGCCCAGCCAGCCACGUG 3218 UGCCCAGCCAGCCACGUGG 3219 GCCCAGCCAGCCACGUGGA 3220 CCCAGCCAGCCACGUGGAC 3221 CCAGCCAGCCACGUGGACU 3222 CAGCCAGCCACGUGGACUG 3223 AGCCAGCCACGUGGACUGG 3224 GCCAGCCACGUGGACUGGA 3225 CCAGCCACGUGGACUGGAU 3226 CAGCCACGUGGACUGGAUU 3227 AGCCACGUGGACUGGAUUU 3228 GCCACGUGGACUGGAUUUC 3229 CCACGUGGACUGGAUUUCU 3230 CACGUGGACUGGAUUUCUG 3231 ACGUGGACUGGAUUUCUGC 3232 CGUGGACUGGAUUUCUGCU 3233 GUGGACUGGAUUUCUGCUC 3234 UGGACUGGAUUUCUGCUCU 3235 GGACUGGAUUUCUGCUCUU 3236 GACUGGAUUUCUGCUCUUC 3237 ACUGGAUUUCUGCUCUUCC 3238 CUGGAUUUCUGCUCUUCCA 3239 UGGAUUUCUGCUCUUCCAG 3240 GGAUUUCUGCUCUUCCAGA 3241 GAUUUCUGCUCUUCCAGAC 3242 AUUUCUGCUCUUCCAGACC 3243 UUUCUGCUCUUCCAGACCG 3244 UUCUGCUCUUCCAGACCGG 3245 UCUGCUCUUCCAGACCGGG 3246 CUGCUCUUCCAGACCGGGG 3247 UGCUCUUCCAGACCGGGGA 3248 GCUCUUCCAGACCGGGGAA 3249 CUCUUCCAGACCGGGGAAC 3250 UCUUCCAGACCGGGGAACU 3251 CUUCCAGACCGGGGAACUG 3252 UUCCAGACCGGGGAACUGG 3253 UCCAGACCGGGGAACUGGA 3254 CCAGACCGGGGAACUGGAC 3255 CAGACCGGGGAACUGGACU 3256 AGACCGGGGAACUGGACUC 3257 GACCGGGGAACUGGACUCA 3258 ACCGGGGAACUGGACUCAC 3259 CCGGGGAACUGGACUCACA 3260 CGGGGAACUGGACUCACAU 3261 GGGGAACUGGACUCACAUA 3262 GGGAACUGGACUCACAUAA 3263 GGAACUGGACUCACAUAAA 3264 GAACUGGACUCACAUAAAG 3265 AACUGGACUCACAUAAAGG 3266 ACUGGACUCACAUAAAGGC 3267 CUGGACUCACAUAAAGGCA 3268 UGGACUCACAUAAAGGCAA 3269 GGACUCACAUAAAGGCAAU 3270 GACUCACAUAAAGGCAAUG 3271 ACUCACAUAAAGGCAAUGU 3272 CUCACAUAAAGGCAAUGUC 3273 UCACAUAAAGGCAAUGUCC 3274 CACAUAAAGGCAAUGUCCU 3275 ACAUAAAGGCAAUGUCCUC 3276 CAUAAAGGCAAUGUCCUCU 3277 AUAAAGGCAAUGUCCUCUU 3278 UAAAGGCAAUGUCCUCUUU 3279 AAAGGCAAUGUCCUCUUUC 3280 AAGGCAAUGUCCUCUUUCU 3281 AGGCAAUGUCCUCUUUCUC 3282 GGCAAUGUCCUCUUUCUCU 3283 GCAAUGUCCUCUUUCUCUU 3284 CAAUGUCCUCUUUCUCUUC 3285 AAUGUCCUCUUUCUCUUCC 3286 AUGUCCUCUUUCUCUUCCC 3287 UGUCCUCUUUCUCUUCCCC 3288 GUCCUCUUUCUCUUCCCCC 3289 UCCUCUUUCUCUUCCCCCC 3290 CCUCUUUCUCUUCCCCCCA 3291 CUCUUUCUCUUCCCCCCAA 3292 UCUUUCUCUUCCCCCCAAC 3293 CUUUCUCUUCCCCCCAACC 3294 UUUCUCUUCCCCCCAACCC 3295 UUCUCUUCCCCCCAACCCU 3296 UCUCUUCCCCCCAACCCUU 3297 CUCUUCCCCCCAACCCUUU 3298 UCUUCCCCCCAACCCUUUA 3299 CUUCCCCCCAACCCUUUAU 3300 UUCCCCCCAACCCUUUAUU 3301 UCCCCCCAACCCUUUAUUU 3302 CCCCCCAACCCUUUAUUUU 3303 CCCCCAACCCUUUAUUUUG 3304 CCCCAACCCUUUAUUUUGU 3305 CCCAACCCUUUAUUUUGUG 3306 CCAACCCUUUAUUUUGUGU 3307 CAACCCUUUAUUUUGUGUU 3308 AACCCUUUAUUUUGUGUUU 3309 ACCCUUUAUUUUGUGUUUU 3310 CCCUUUAUUUUGUGUUUUA 3311 CCUUUAUUUUGUGUUUUAA 3312 CUUUAUUUUGUGUUUUAAG 3313 UUUAUUUUGUGUUUUAAGC 3314 UUAUUUUGUGUUUUAAGCU 3315 UAUUUUGUGUUUUAAGCUG 3316 AUUUUGUGUUUUAAGCUGU 3317 UUUUGUGUUUUAAGCUGUA 3318 UUUGUGUUUUAAGCUGUAU 3319 UUGUGUUUUAAGCUGUAUG 3320 UGUGUUUUAAGCUGUAUGA 3321 GUGUUUUAAGCUGUAUGAC 3322 UGUUUUAAGCUGUAUGACU 3323 GUUUUAAGCUGUAUGACUU 3324 UUUUAAGCUGUAUGACUUU 3325 UUUAAGCUGUAUGACUUUA 3326 UUAAGCUGUAUGACUUUAU 3327 UAAGCUGUAUGACUUUAUC 3328 AAGCUGUAUGACUUUAUCA 3329 AGCUGUAUGACUUUAUCAC 3330 GCUGUAUGACUUUAUCACU 3331 CUGUAUGACUUUAUCACUG 3332 UGUAUGACUUUAUCACUGA 3333 GUAUGACUUUAUCACUGAG 3334 UAUGACUUUAUCACUGAGA 3335 AUGACUUUAUCACUGAGAA 3336 UGACUUUAUCACUGAGAAU 3337 GACUUUAUCACUGAGAAUA 3338 ACUUUAUCACUGAGAAUAA 3339 CUUUAUCACUGAGAAUAAU 3340 UUUAUCACUGAGAAUAAUA 3341 UUAUCACUGAGAAUAAUAC 3342 UAUCACUGAGAAUAAUACA 3343 AUCACUGAGAAUAAUACAU 3344 UCACUGAGAAUAAUACAUG 3345 CACUGAGAAUAAUACAUGU 3346 ACUGAGAAUAAUACAUGUU 3347 CUGAGAAUAAUACAUGUUA 3348 UGAGAAUAAUACAUGUUAA 3349 GAGAAUAAUACAUGUUAAA 3350 AGAAUAAUACAUGUUAAAC 3351 GAAUAAUACAUGUUAAACG 3352 AAUAAUACAUGUUAAACGU 3353 AUAAUACAUGUUAAACGUU 3354 UAAUACAUGUUAAACGUUU 3355 AAUACAUGUUAAACGUUUG 3356 AUACAUGUUAAACGUUUGU 3357 UACAUGUUAAACGUUUGUG 3358 ACAUGUUAAACGUUUGUGG 3359 CAUGUUAAACGUUUGUGGU 3360 AUGUUAAACGUUUGUGGUA 3361 UGUUAAACGUUUGUGGUAA 3362 GUUAAACGUUUGUGGUAAG 3363 UUAAACGUUUGUGGUAAGA 3364 UAAACGUUUGUGGUAAGAG 3365 AAACGUUUGUGGUAAGAGG 3366 AACGUUUGUGGUAAGAGGU 3367 ACGUUUGUGGUAAGAGGUC 3368 CGUUUGUGGUAAGAGGUCA 3369 GUUUGUGGUAAGAGGUCAG 3370 UUUGUGGUAAGAGGUCAGU 3371 UUGUGGUAAGAGGUCAGUG 3372 UGUGGUAAGAGGUCAGUGG 3373 GUGGUAAGAGGUCAGUGGU 3374 UGGUAAGAGGUCAGUGGUA 3375 GGUAAGAGGUCAGUGGUAU 3376 GUAAGAGGUCAGUGGUAUC 3377 UAAGAGGUCAGUGGUAUCU 3378 AAGAGGUCAGUGGUAUCUG 3379 AGAGGUCAGUGGUAUCUGC 3380 GAGGUCAGUGGUAUCUGCC 3381 AGGUCAGUGGUAUCUGCCC 3382 GGUCAGUGGUAUCUGCCCU 3383 GUCAGUGGUAUCUGCCCUG 3384 UCAGUGGUAUCUGCCCUGA 3385 CAGUGGUAUCUGCCCUGAA 3386 AGUGGUAUCUGCCCUGAAU 3387 GUGGUAUCUGCCCUGAAUC 3388 UGGUAUCUGCCCUGAAUCU 3389 GGUAUCUGCCCUGAAUCUG 3390 GUAUCUGCCCUGAAUCUGC 3391 UAUCUGCCCUGAAUCUGCU 3392 AUCUGCCCUGAAUCUGCUU 3393 UCUGCCCUGAAUCUGCUUC 3394 CUGCCCUGAAUCUGCUUCA 3395 UGCCCUGAAUCUGCUUCAA 3396 GCCCUGAAUCUGCUUCAAA 3397 CCCUGAAUCUGCUUCAAAG 3398 CCUGAAUCUGCUUCAAAGA 3399 CUGAAUCUGCUUCAAAGAG 3400 UGAAUCUGCUUCAAAGAGU 3401 GAAUCUGCUUCAAAGAGUU 3402 AAUCUGCUUCAAAGAGUUA 3403 AUCUGCUUCAAAGAGUUAU 3404 UCUGCUUCAAAGAGUUAUU 3405 CUGCUUCAAAGAGUUAUUU 3406 UGCUUCAAAGAGUUAUUUC 3407 GCUUCAAAGAGUUAUUUCA 3408 CUUCAAAGAGUUAUUUCAA 3409 UUCAAAGAGUUAUUUCAAA 3410 UCAAAGAGUUAUUUCAAAU 3411 CAAAGAGUUAUUUCAAAUU 3412 AAAGAGUUAUUUCAAAUUA 3413 AAGAGUUAUUUCAAAUUAA 3414 AGAGUUAUUUCAAAUUAAA 3415 GAGUUAUUUCAAAUUAAAA 3416 AGUUAUUUCAAAUUAAAAG 3417 GUUAUUUCAAAUUAAAAGC 3418 UUAUUUCAAAUUAAAAGCA 3419 UAUUUCAAAUUAAAAGCAA 3420 AUUUCAAAUUAAAAGCAAA 3421 UUUCAAAUUAAAAGCAAAA 3422 UUCAAAUUAAAAGCAAAAC 3423 UCAAAUUAAAAGCAAAACA 3424 CAAAUUAAAAGCAAAACAA 3425 AAAUUAAAAGCAAAACAAA 3426 AAUUAAAAGCAAAACAAAA 3427 AUUAAAAGCAAAACAAAAC 3428 UUAAAAGCAAAACAAAACA 3429 UAAAAGCAAAACAAAACAA 3430 AAAAGCAAAACAAAACAAA

The double-stranded regions should be at least 19 contiguous nucleotides, for example about 19 to 23 nucleotides, or may be longer, for example 30 or 50 nucleotides, or 100 nucleotides or more. The full-length sequence corresponding to the entire gene transcript may be used. Preferably, they are about 19 to about 100 nucleotides in length, more preferably about 19 to about 50 nucleotides in length, and even more preferably about 19 to about 23 nucleotides in length.

The degree of identity of a double-stranded region of a nucleic acid molecule to the targeted transcript should be at least 90% and more preferably 95-100%. The % identity of a nucleic acid molecule is determined by GAP (Needleman and Wunsch, 1970) analysis (GCG program) with a gap creation penalty=5, and a gap extension penalty=0.3. Preferably, the two sequences are aligned over their entire length.

The nucleic acid molecule may of course comprise sequences unrelated to the target which may function to stabilize the molecule.

The term “short interfering RNA” or “siRNA” as used herein refers to a nucleic acid molecule which comprises ribonucleotides capable of inhibiting or down regulating gene expression, for example by mediating RNAi in a sequence-specific manner, wherein the double stranded portion is less than 50 nucleotides in length, preferably about 19 to about 23 nucleotides in length. For example, the siRNA can be a nucleic acid molecule comprising self-complementary sense and antisense regions, wherein the antisense region comprises a nucleotide sequence that is complementary to nucleotide sequence in a target nucleic acid molecule or a portion thereof and the sense region having nucleotide sequence corresponding to the target nucleic acid sequence or a portion thereof. The siRNA can be assembled from two separate oligonucleotides, where one strand is the sense strand and the other is the antisense strand, wherein the antisense and sense strands are self-complementary.

As used herein, the term siRNA is equivalent to other terms used to describe nucleic acid molecules that are capable of mediating sequence specific RNAi, for example micro-RNA (miRNA), short hairpin RNA (shRNA), short interfering oligonucleotide, short interfering nucleic acid (siNA), short interfering modified oligonucleotide, chemically-modified siRNA, and others. In addition, as used herein, the term RNAi is equivalent to other terms used to describe sequence specific RNA interference, such as post transcriptional gene silencing, translational inhibition, or epigenetics. For example, siRNA molecules of the invention can be used to epigenetically silence genes at both the post-transcriptional level or the pre-transcriptional level. In a non-limiting example, epigenetic regulation of gene expression by siRNA molecules of the invention can result from siRNA mediated modification of chromatin structure to alter gene expression.

Preferred siRNA molecules comprise a nucleotide sequence that is identical to about 19 to 23 contiguous nucleotides of the target mRNA. In an embodiment, the target mRNA sequence commences with the dinucleotide AA, comprises a GC-content of about 30-70% (preferably, 30-60%, more preferably 40-60% and more preferably about 45%-55%), and does not have a high percentage identity to any nucleotide sequence other than the target in the genome of the avian (preferably chickens) in which it is to be introduced, e.g., as determined by standard BLAST search.

By “shRNA” or “short-hairpin RNA” is meant an siRNA molecule where less than about 50 nucleotides, preferably about 19 to about 23 nucleotides, is base paired with a complementary sequence located on the same RNA molecule, and where said sequence and complementary sequence are separated by an unpaired region of at least about 4 to 15 nucleotides which forms a single-stranded loop above the stem structure created by the two regions of base complementarity. Examples of sequences of a single-stranded loops are 5′ UUCAAGAGA 3′ and 5′ UUUGUGUAG 3′.

Included shRNAs are dual or bi-finger and multi-finger hairpin dsRNAs, in which the RNA molecule comprises two or more of such stem-loop structures separated by single-stranded spacer regions.

siRNAs can be generated in vitro by using a recombinant enzyme, such as T7 RNA polymerase, and DNA oligonucleotide templates, or can be prepared in vivo, for example, in cultured cells. In a preferred embodiment, the nucleic acid molecule is produced synthetically.

Strategies have been described for producing a hairpin siRNA from vectors containing, for example, a RNA polymerase III promoter. Various vectors have been constructed for generating hairpin siRNAs in host cells using either an H1-RNA or an snU6 RNA promoter (see SEQ ID NO's 7 to 9). A RNA molecule as described above (e.g., a first portion, a linking sequence, and a second portion) can be operably linked to such a promoter. When transcribed by RNA polymerase III, the first and second portions form a duplexed stem of a hairpin and the linking sequence forms a loop. The pSuper vector (OligoEngines Ltd., Seattle, Wash.) can also be used to generate siRNA.

Modifications or analogs of nucleotides can be introduced to improve the properties of the nucleic acid molecules of the invention. Improved properties include increased nuclease resistance and/or increased ability to permeate cell membranes. Accordingly, the terms “nucleic acid molecule” and “double-stranded RNA molecule” includes synthetically modified bases such as, but not limited to, inosine, xanthine, hypoxanthine, 2-aminoadenine, 6-methyl-, 2-propyl- and other alkyl-adenines, 5-halo uracil, 5-halo cytosine, 6-aza cytosine and 6-aza thymine, pseudo uracil, 4-thiuracil, 8-halo adenine, 8-aminoadenine, 8-thiol adenine, 8-thiolalkyl adenines, 8-hydroxyl adenine and other 8-substituted adenines, 8-halo guanines, 8-amino guanine, 8-thiol guanine, 8-thioalkyl guanines, 8-hydroxyl guanine and other substituted guanines, other aza and deaza adenines, other aza and deaza guanines, 5-trifluoromethyl uracil and 5-trifluoro cytosine.

Vectors and Host Cells

The present invention also provides a vector encoding a nucleic acid molecule comprising a double-stranded region, or single strand thereof, of the present invention. Preferably, the vector is an expression vector capable of expressing the open reading frame(s) encoding a dsRNA in a host cell and/or cell free system. The host cell can be any cell type such as, not limited to, bacterial, fungal, plant or animal cells, preferably an avian cell.

Typically, a vector of the invention comprises a promoter operably linked to an open reading frame encoding a nucleic acid molecule of the invention, or a strand thereof.

As used herein, the term “promoter” refers to a nucleic acid sequence which is able to direct transcription of an operably linked nucleic acid molecule and includes, for example, RNA polymerase II and RNA polymerase III promoters. Also included in this definition are those transcriptional regulatory elements (e.g., enhancers) that are sufficient to render promoter-dependent gene expression controllable in a cell type-specific, tissue-specific, or temporal-specific manner, or that are inducible by external agents or signals.

“Operably linked” as used herein refers to a functional relationship between two or more nucleic acid (e.g., DNA) segments. Typically, it refers to the functional relationship of a transcriptional regulatory element to a transcribed sequence. For example, a promoter is operably linked to a coding sequence, such as an open reading frame encoding a double-stranded RNA molecule defined herein, if it stimulates or modulates the transcription of the coding sequence in an appropriate cell. Generally, promoter transcriptional regulatory elements that are operably linked to a transcribed sequence are physically contiguous to the transcribed sequence, i.e., they are cis-acting. However, some transcriptional regulatory elements, such as enhancers, need not be physically contiguous or located in close proximity to the coding sequences whose transcription they enhance.

By “RNA polymerase III promoter” or “RNA pol III promoter” or “polymerase III promoter” or “pol III promoter” is meant any invertebrate, vertebrate, or mammalian promoter, e.g., chicken, human, murine, porcine, bovine, primate, simian, etc. that, in its native context in a cell, associates or interacts with RNA polymerase III to transcribe its operably linked gene, or any variant thereof, natural or engineered, that will interact in a selected host cell with an RNA polymerase III to transcribe an operably linked nucleic acid sequence. By U6 promoter (e.g., chicken U6, human U6, murine U6), H1 promoter, or 7SK promoter is meant any invertebrate, vertebrate, or mammalian promoter or polymorphic variant or mutant found in nature to interact with RNA polymerase III to transcribe its cognate RNA product, i.e., U6 RNA, H1 RNA, or 7SK RNA, respectively. Examples of suitable promoters include cU6-1 (SEQ ID NO:7), cU6-3 (SEQ ID NO:8), cU6-4 (SEQ ID NO:9) and c7SK (SEQ ID NO:10).

When E. coli is used as a host cell, there is no limitation other than that the vector should have an “ori” to amplify and mass-produce the vector in E. coli (e.g., JM109. DH5α, HB101, or XL1Blue), and a marker gene for selecting the transformed E. coli (e.g., a drug-resistance gene selected by a drug such as ampicillin, tetracycline, kanamycin, or chloramphenicol). For example, M13-series vectors, pUC-series vectors, pBR322, pBluescript, pCR-Script, and such can be used. pGEM-T, pDIRECT, pT7, and so on can also be used for subcloning and excision of the gene encoding the dsRNA as well as the vectors described above.

With regard to expression vectors for use in E. coli, such vectors include JM109, DH5α, HB101, or XL1 Blue, the vector should have a promoter such as lacZ promoter, araB promoter, or T7 promoter that can efficiently promote the expression of the desired gene in E. coli. Other examples of the vectors are “QIAexpress system” (Qiagen), pEGFP, and pET (for this vector, BL21, a strain expressing T7 RNA polymerase, is preferably used as the host).

In addition to the vectors for E. coli, for example, the vector may be a mammal-derived expression vector (e.g., pcDNA3 (Invitrogen), pEGF-BOS, pEF, and pCDM8), an insect cell-derived expression vector (e.g., “Bac-to-BAC baculovairus expression system” (GibcoBRL) and pBacPAK8), a plant-derived expression vector (e.g., pMH1 and pMH2), an animal virus-derived expression vector (e.g., pHSV, pMV, and pAdexLcw), a retrovirus-derived expression vector (e.g., pZIPneo), a yeast-derived expression vector (e.g., “Pichia Expression Kit” (Invitrogen), pNV11, and SP-Q01), or a Bacillus subtilis-derived expression vector (e.g., pPL608 and pKTH50).

In order to express nucleic acid molecules in animal cells, such as CHO, COS, Vero and NIH3T3 cells, the vector should have a promoter necessary for expression in such cells, e.g., SV40 promoter, MMLV-LTR promoter, EF1α promoter, CMV promoter, etc., and more preferably it has a marker gene for selecting transformants (for example, a drug resistance gene selected by a drug (e.g., neomycin, G418, etc.). Examples of vectors with these characteristics include pMAM, pDR2, pBK-RSV, pBK-CMV, pOPRSV and pOPI3.

Nucleic acid molecules comprising a double-stranded region of the present invention can be expressed in animals such as avians by, for example, inserting an open reading frame(s) encoding the nucleic acid into an appropriate vector and introducing the vector by the retrovirus method, liposome method, cationic liposome method, adenovirus method, and so on. The vectors used include, but are not limited to, adenoviral vectors (e.g., pAdexlcw) and retroviral vectors (e.g., pZIPneo). General techniques for gene manipulation, such as insertion of nucleic acids of the invention into a vector, can be performed according to conventional methods.

The present invention also provides a host cell into which an exogenous nucleic acid molecule, typically in a vector of the present invention, has been introduced. The host cell of this invention can be used as, for example, a production system for producing or expressing the nucleic acid molecule. For in vitro production, eukaryotic cells or prokaryotic cells can be used.

Useful eukaryotic host cells may be animal, plant, or fungi cells. As animal cells, mammalian cells such as CHO, COS, 3T3, myeloma, baby hamster kidney (BHK), HeLa, or Vero cells MDCK cells, DF1 cells, amphibian cells such as Xenopus oocytes, or insect cells such as Sf9, Sf21, or Tn5 cells can be used. CHO cells lacking DHFR gene (dhfr-CHO) or CHO K-1 may also be used. The vector can be introduced into the host cell by, for example, the calcium phosphate method, the DEAE-dextran method, cationic liposome DOTAP (Boehringer Mannheim) method, electroporation, lipofection, etc.

Useful prokaryotic cells include bacterial cells, such as E. coli, for example, JM109, DH5α, and HB101, or Bacillus subtilis.

Culture medium such as DMEM, MEM, RPMI-1640, or IMDM may be used for animal cells. The culture medium can be used with or without serum supplement such as fetal calf serum (FCS). The pH of the culture medium is preferably between about 6 and 8. Cells are typically cultured at about 30 to 40° C. for about 15 to 200 hr, and the culture medium may be replaced, aerated, or stirred if necessary.

Compositions

The present invention also provides compositions comprising a nucleic acid molecule comprising a double-stranded region that can be administered to an avian egg. A composition comprising a nucleic acid molecule comprising a double-stranded region may contain a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier to render the composition suitable for administration.

Suitable pharmaceutical carriers, excipients and/or diluents include, but are not limited to, lactose, sucrose, starch powder, talc powder, cellulose esters of alkonoic acids, magnesium stearate, magnesium oxide, crystalline cellulose, methyl cellulose, carboxymethyl cellulose, gelatin, glycerin, sodium alginate, antibacterial agents, antifungal agents, gum arabic, acacia gum, sodium and calcium salts of phosphoric and sulfuric acids, polyvinylpyrrolidone and/or polyvinyl alcohol, saline, and water. In an embodiment, the carrier, excipient and/or diluent is phosphate buffered saline or water.

In an embodiment, the composition may also comprise a transfection promoting agent. Transfection promoting agents used to facilitate the uptake of nucleic acids into a living cell are well known within the art. Reagents enhancing transfection include chemical families of the types; polycations, dendrimers, DEAE Dextran, block copolymers and cationic lipids. Preferably, the transfection-promoting agent is a lipid-containing compound (or formulation), providing a positively charged hydrophilic region and a fatty acyl hydrophobic region enabling self-assembly in aqueous solution into vesicles generally known as micelles or liposomes, as well as lipopolyamines.

In another embodiment, the composition comprises a polymeric biomaterial such as chitosan.

It is understood that any conventional media or agent may be used so long as it is not incompatible with the compositions or methods of the invention.

Administration

Administration of a nucleic acid molecule comprising a double-stranded region (including a composition comprising a nucleic acid molecule comprising a double-stranded region) is conveniently achieved by injection into the egg, and generally injection into the chorion allantoic fluid. Notwithstanding that the air sac is the preferred route of in ovo administration, other regions such as the yolk sac, air sac or amnionic cavity (amnion) may also be inoculated by injection. The hatchability rate might decrease slightly when the air sac is not the target for the administration although not necessarily at commercially unacceptable levels. The mechanism of injection is not critical to the practice of the present invention, although it is preferred that the needle does not cause undue damage to the egg or to the tissues and organs of the developing embryo or the extra-embryonic membranes surrounding the embryo.

Preferably, the nucleic acid molecule is administered within four days of the egg having been laid.

Generally, a hypodermic syringe fitted with an approximately 22 gauge needle is suitable. The method of the present invention is particularly well adapted for use with an automated injection system, such as those described in U.S. Pat. No. 4,903,635, U.S. Pat. No. 5,056,464, U.S. Pat. No. 5,136,979 and US 20060075973.

The nucleic acid molecule is administered in an effective amount sufficient to modify sex in at least some of the eggs which have been administered. The modification can be detected by comparing a suitable number of samples subjected to the method of the invention to a similar number that have not. Statistically significant variation in the sex of the birds between the two groups will be indicative that an effective amount has been administered. Other means of determining an effective amount for sex are well within the capacity of those skilled in the art.

Preferably, about 1 ng to 100 μg, more preferably about 100 ng to 1 μg, of nucleic acid is administered to the egg. Furthermore, it is preferred that the nucleic acid to be administered is in a volume of about 1 μl to 1 ml, more preferably about 10 μl to 500 μl.

EXAMPLES Example 1 Identification of shRNA Molecules for Down-Regulating DMRT1 Protein Production in Chickens

Selection of shRNA Sequences Targeting DMRT1

The present inventors identified 51 predicted shRNA sequences to target chicken Dmrt1 (Table 4).

There are several algorithms available to select potential siRNA sequences for specific target genes. Taxman et al. (2006) have specifically designed an algorithm to predict effective shRNA molecules and the present inventors have made their own modification to the algorithm to improve shRNA prediction. There are four criteria for shRNA selection using the Taxman algorithm. Three of the criteria are scored for out of a maximum number of 4 points. These criteria are: 1) C or G on the 5′ end of the sequence=1 point, A or T on 5′ end=−1 point; 2) A or T on the 3′ end=1 point, C or G on the 3′ end=−1 point; 3) 5 or more A or T in the seven 3′ bases=2 points, 4 A or T in the seven 3′ bases=1 point. shRNA sequences with the highest scores are preferred. The fourth criteria is based on a calculation for the free-energy of the 6 central bases of the shRNA sequence (bases 6-11 of the sense strand hybridised to bases 9-14 of the antisense strand). shRNAs with a central duplex ΔG>−12.9 kcal/mol are preferred.

The shRNA designer website uses this algorithm to provide a score for each shRNA target. Based on the algorithm and their calculated ΔG value, the present inventors chose 4 of the shRNA target finder shRNA sequences as potentially effective shRNAs to test for their ability to knockdown Dmrt1 gene expression. The selected sequences are shown in their 5′-3′ sequence in Table 5. These 4 sequences were used to construct ddRNAi plasmids for the expression of the 6 shRNAs.

Construction of ddRNAi Plasmids for Expression of Selected shRNAs

To construct the Dmrt1 shRNA expression constructs, two oligonucleotides complementary to each other were designed to contain the sense, loop, antisense and termination signal, followed by a spacer sequence (GGAA) and a BamHI restriction site for screening. In addition, the “bottom oligo (B)” or reverse oligonucleotide contained a SalI overhang at the 5′ end for insertion into the expression vector containing the chicken polymerase III promoter cU6-4 (DQ531570). Table 6 lists the shRNA targets to their corresponding oligonucleotides. The complementary oligonucleotides for each target shRNA, were annealed together and ligated into the PmeI-SalI digested pU6-4 vector. Full length clones were positive if linearised by BamHI digestion. All shRNA expression vectors were sequence confirmed. The four constructs were referred to as 105sh, 240sh, 465sh and 591sh as shown in FIG. 1. The non-silencing control shRNA construct (NSsh) was designed in the same way. However, the sequence used was that of an irrelevant target (ie. NP gene of influenza).

Each ddRNAi plasmid was constructed so that the start of each shRNA sequence was at the +1 position of the native U6 snRNA transcripts. All final shRNA expression vectors consisted of either one of the full length chicken U6 promoters, a shRNA sense sequence, a loop sequence, a shRNA antisense sequence, a termination sequence and a BamHI site. The loop sequence used in all shRNAs was 5′ UUCAAGAGA 3′.

TABLE 4 Algorithm selection of shRNA sequences targeting Dmrt1. Target Sequence Start Position SEQ ID NO Score GGCACAAGCGGTTCTGCAT 79 3435 3 GACTGCCAGTGCAAGAAGT 105 3436 3 CTGAGCCAGTTGTCAAGAA 238 3437 3 GAGCCAGTTGTCAAGAAGA 240 3438 3 GACGGATGCTCATTCAGGA 355 3439 3 GCACGTCTGATTTGGTTGT 409 3440 3 GTGGACTCCACCTACTACA 426 3441 3 CCAGCCATCCCTGTATCCT 455 3442 3 CCATCCCTGTATCCTTACT 459 3443 3 CATCCCTGTATCCTTACTA 460 3444 3 CCCTGTATCCTTACTATAA 463 3445 4 CTGTATCCTTACTATAACA 465 3446 4 CTTACTATAACAACCTGTA 472 3447 3 CTCCCAGTACCAAATGGCA 497 3448 3 GCCACTGAGTCTTCCTCAA 519 3449 3 CTGAGTCTTCCTCAAGTGA 523 3450 3 GAGTCTTCCTCAAGTGAGA 525 3451 3 CTCCCAGCAACATACATGT 591 3452 4 CCCAGCAACATACATGTCA 593 3453 3 CCAGCAACATACATGTCAA 594 3454 3 CAGATGAAGGGAATGGAGA 633 3455 3 CCACCTGCGTCACACAGAT 733 3456 3 CACCTGCGTCACACAGATA 734 3457 3 CCTGCGTCACACAGATACT 736 3458 3 CTCCTACTCAGAGTCGAAA 773 3459 3 CACTGTTGCCTTGTTCTGT 967 3460 3 GGTGCCGTGATGTGTTTGT 1189 3461 3 GTGCCGTGATGTGTTTGTA 1190 3462 4 GCCGTGATGTGTTTGTAGT 1192 3463 4 CCTCGTATCGCCAAATTAA 1239 3464 4 GCCTCGACTTAGATTGCAA 1283 3465 3 CCTCGACTTAGATTGCAAT 1284 3466 4 CTCGACTTAGATTGCAATA 1285 3467 4 CGACTTAGATTGCAATATA 1287 3468 4 GACTTAGATTGCAATATAA 1288 3469 4 GCGGCCAGCAAACAAGTCT 1307 3470 3 GGCCAGCAAACAAGTCTCA 1309 3471 3 GCCAGCAAACAAGTCTCAA 1310 3472 3 CCAGCAAACAAGTCTCAAA 1311 3473 3 GCGTTTCTGCGAGTGTTAT 1342 3474 4 GTGTCCTCTTCCTGTGTTA 1381 3475 3 GTCCTCTTCCTGTGTTACA 1383 3476 3 CCTCTTCCTGTGTTACAGA 1385 3477 3 CTCTTCCTGTGTTACAGAA 1386 3478 4 GAAGCCAACCTGAAATGAA 1402 3479 4 GCCAACCTGAAATGAAACT 1405 3480 4 CCAACCTGAAATGAAACTA 1406 3481 4 CCTGAAATGAAACTAGTCT 1410 3482 3 GTTGCAGCTGTACCTGAAA 1452 3483 3 GCAGCTGTACCTGAAATAA 1455 3484 4 CAGCTGTACCTGAAATAAA 1456 3485 4

TABLE 5 Sequence of Dmrt1 shRNAs. Target Number Position Target Sequence Score ΔG 1 105 bp GACTGCCAGTGCAAGAAGT 3 −17.1 (SEQ ID NO: 3436) 2 240 bp GAGCCAGTTGTCAAGAAGA 3 −12.7 (SEQ ID NO: 3438) 3 465 bp CTGTATCCTTACTATAACA 4 −11.9 (SEQ ID NO: 3446) 4 591 bp CTCCCAGCAACATACATGT 4 −14.0 (SEQ ID NO: 3452) Testing Selected shRNAs for Knockdown of Dmrt1 Gene Expression

A reporter gene expression assay was used to test shRNAs for silencing of Dmrt1. The reporter gene was a transcriptional gene fusion of Dmrt1 inserted downstream of the 3′ end of the Enhanced Green Fluorescent Protein (EGFP) gene in pEGFP-C (Clontech). The reporter plasmid was constructed as follows: cDNA of Dmrt1 was reverse transcribed from total RNA isolated from 4 day old embryo's and cloned into the multiple cloning site of pCMV-Script (Stratagene). The Dmrt1 insert was removed from the cloning vector as a NotI-EcoRI fragment and cloned downstream of the EGFP gene in pEGFP-C (Clontech). The resulting plasmid was named pEGFP-Dmrt1. This plasmid was transfected into chicken DF-1 cells and expression of the transcriptional gene fusion was confirmed by measuring EGFP fluorescence using flow cytometry as described below.

Dmrt1 gene silencing assays were conducted by co-transfecting DF-1 cells with the pEGFP-Dmrt1 reporter plasmid and each of the ddRNAi plasmids expressing the Dmrt1 specific and control shRNAs. The co-transfection experiments were performed as follows: DF-1 cells (ATCC CRL-12203, chicken fibroblast) were maintained in a humidified atmosphere containing 5% CO₂ at 37° C. in Dulbecco's Modified Eagle's Medium (DMEM) containing 4.5 g/l glucose, 1.5 g/l sodium bicarbonate, 10% foetal calf serum (FCS), 2 mM L-glutamine supplemented with penicillin (100 Um') and streptomycin (100 μg/ml). DF1 cells were passaged as required using 0.25% (w/v) trypsin-ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA).

TABLE 6 Sequence and details of primers used. Target Number Position Target Sequence Score ΔG 1 105 bp GACTGCCAGTGCAAGAAGT 3 −17.1 (SEQ ID NO: 3436) DMRT1-105T-U6.4 GACTGCCAGTGCAAGAAGTTTCAAGAGAACTTCTTGCACTGGCAGTCTTT TTGGAA GGATCC (SEQ ID NO: 3486) DMRT1-105B-U6.4 TCGA GGATCC TTCCAAAAAGACTGCCAGTGCAAGAAGTTCTCTTGAAAC TTCTTGCACTGGCAGTC (SEQ ID NO: 3487) Target Number Position Target Sequence Score ΔG 2 240 bp GAGCCAGTTGTCAAGAAGA 3 −12.7 (SEQ ID NO: 3438) DMRT1-240T-U6.4 GAGCCAGTTGTCAAGAAGATTCAAGAGATCTTCTTGACAACTGGCTCTTT TTGGAA GGATCC (SEQ ID NO: 3488) DMRT1-240B-U6.4 TCGA GGATCC TTCCAAAAAGAGCCAGTTGTCAAGAAGATCTCTTGAATCT TCTTGACAACTGGCTC (SEQ ID NO: 3489) Target Number Position Target Sequence Score ΔG 3 465 bp CTGTATCCTTACTATAACA 4 −11.9 (SEQ ID NO: 3446) DMRT1-465T-U6.4 CTGTATCCTTACTATAACATTCAAGAGATGTTATAGTAAGGATACAGTTT TTGGAA GGATCC (SEQ ID NO: 3490) DMRT1-465B-U6.4 TCGA GGATCC TTCCAAAAACTGTATCCTTACTATAACATCTCTTGAATGT TATAGTAAGGATACAG (SEQ ID NO: 3491) Target Number Position Target Sequence Score ΔG 4 591 bp CTCCCAGCAACATACATGT 4 −14.0 (SEQ ID NO: 3452) DMRT1-591T-U6.4 CTCCCAGCAACATACATGTTTCAAGAGAACATGTATGTTGCTGGGAGTTT TTGGAA GGATCC (SEQ ID NO: 3492) DMRT1-591B-U6.4 TCGA GGATCC TTCCAAAAACTCCCAGCAACATACATGTTCTCTTGAAACA TGTATGTTGCTGGGAG (SEQ ID NO: 3493) Bold = spacer sequence; Italics = BamHI restriction site; Underline = SalI overhang

Co-transfection of pEGFP-Dmrt1 and ddRNAi plasmids for EGFP-Dmrt1 fusion silencing assays was conducted in DF-1 cells grown to 80-90% confluence, in 24 well culture plates (Nunc) for flow cytometry analysis. Cells were transfected with a total of 1 μg of plasmid DNA, per well, using Lipofectamine™2000 transfection reagent (Invitrogen). EGFP expression was analysed in transfected DF-1 cells at 60 hours post-transfection using flow cytometry analysis of transfections performed in triplicate. Cells were trypsinised using 100 μl of 0.25% trypsin-EDTA, pelleted at 2000 rpm for 5 minutes, washed once in 1 ml of cold phosphate buffered saline-A (PBSA) (Oxoid), twice in 1 ml of FACS-wash solution (PBSA+1% FCS) and resuspended in 250 μl of FACS-wash solution. Flow cytometry sampling was performed using a FACScalibur (Becton Dickinson) fluorescence activated cell sorter. Data acquisition and calculation of mean fluorescence intensity (MFI) values for triplicate co-transfection samples, was performed using CELLQuest software (Becton Dickinson). The results of the gene silencing assay are shown in FIG. 1. Compared to the negative control irrelevant shRNA expressed from NSsh, the Dmrt1 specific shRNAs were observed to knockdown expression of the reporter gene to varying levels. Dmrt1 shRNA 240sh induced the greatest level of gene silencing of approximately 60%.

Example 2 In Ovo Modulation of DMRT1 Gene Expression in Chickens

An siRNA targeted to a conserved exon of the chicken DMRT1 gene was designed using the Ambion siRNA Target Finder tool (www.ambion.com). The chosen siRNA was designated DMRT1-343-siRNA (5′-GAGCCAGUUGUCAAGAAGAUU-3′) (SEQ ID NO:3431). The siRNA was synthesized and obtained from Qiagen.

For in ovo delivery, the siRNA was formulated with lipoefectamine 2000 (Invitrogen) according to the manufacturer's instructions. The now complexed siRNA was then delivered in ovo at a dose of either 100 μmol or 200 μmol. The siRNA was injected into embryonated eggs via an intravenous (I.V.) route or directly into the amnion at embryonic day 4.5 (E4.5). For both I.V. and amnion delivery, a small opening (1 cm×1 cm) was created at the top of the blunt end of the egg so as to avoid the membrane, veins and arteries, and 100 pmol or 200 pmol in a 4 μl volume was then injected directly into a vein or into the amnionic cavity using a micro-capillary pipette. Micro-capillaries of 1 mm diameter were used for injections, and their tips were pulled to a diameter of 40 microns with bevelled tip of 22.5°. After injection, the holes in the eggs were sealed with appropriate sized parafilm squares using a heated scalpel blade.

In total, 286 embryonated eggs (E4.5) were used in this experiment;

Group 1: 48 eggs were used as controls and were not injected with the DMRT1-343-siRNA formulation;

Group 2: 51 eggs were injected I.V. with 100 pmol of siRNA;

Group 3: 53 eggs were injected I.V. with 200 pmol of siRNA;

Group 4: 81 eggs were injected into the amnion with 100 pmol of siRNA and;

Group 5: 53 eggs were injected into the amnion with 200 pmol of siRNA.

All embryos were incubated until day E10. At E10, all embryos were assessed for viability and then removed from the egg. Control Group 1 had an embryo viability of 100%; Group 2 had a viability of 76%; Group 3 had a viability of 94%; Group 4 had a viability of 40% and; Group 5 had a viability of 75%. A single limb bud from each embryo was removed and used in a sex determination PCR test to determine if the embryos were of male or female genotype. Lower limb buds from each embryo were collected into 50 μl of PCR digestion buffer (50 mM KCl; 10 mM Tris-HCl, pH8.3; 0.1 mg/ml gelatine; 0.45% Nonidet P-40; 0.45% Tween-20; 0.2 mg/ml proteinase K; stock stored at −20° C.) at room temperature and digested at 55° C. for a minimum of 1 h, then at 95° C. for 10 min to release genomic DNA.

Sexing was carried out by PCR using the method of Clinton et al. (2001). The PCR mix consisted of 1 μl of digestion mix, 10×RedTaq reaction buffer (Sigma-Aldrich), MgCl₂ to 1.5 mM (Promega), 1 unit of RedTaq DNA polymerase (Sigma-Aldrich) and Milli-Q water (Millipore) to a total volume of 20 μl. Reactions were carried out in a Master cycler S (Eppendorf) PCR machine. Products were run on a 1.5% 1×Tris-borate (TBE) agarose gels.

Once the sex PCR test was complete and analysed, the embryos were definitively labelled as either being genotypically male or female. The embryos were then opened via dissection and the gonads exposed for macroscopic analysis of gonadal development. The gonadal development of all control embryos was normal as expected. Control female embryo's showed typical asymmetric development that was characterised by a large left ovary and smaller regressing right gonad. Control male embryos all had typical bilateral testes. All female embryos from the siRNA knockdown groups (Groups 2-5) had normal gonadal development. In contrast, some male embryos from the siRNA knockdown groups showed varying degrees of female-like asymmetry at the macroscopic level of the gonads. The feminisation effect of the DMRT1-343-siRNA was characterised by an average or small-sized right testis and a larger feminised left gonad (Table 7). Feminisation was observed in a number of male embryos in Groups 2, 3 and 5 and resulted in an increase in the ratio of embryos with female-like gonads in these groups.

TABLE 7 DMRT1 embryo injection results. % Male:Female siRNA dose No. % Male:Female Macroscopic and injection embryos No. viable at Genotype Gonad route injected E10 (PCR sex test) phenotype Group 1 48  48 (100%) 60:40 60:40 No injection control Group 2 51 39 (76%) 59:41 54:46 I.V.—100 pmol Group 3 53 50 (94%) 54:46 46:54 I.V.—200 pmol Group 4 81 33 (40%) 48:52 48:52 Amnion—100 pmol Group 5 53 40 (75%) 33:67 28:72 Amnion—200 pmol

Gonads from both male and female embryos in each treatment groups were assessed for DMRT1 gene expression using quantitative RT-PCR analysis. Both the female and male gonads were pooled separately from each group and RNA was extracted for cDNA synthesis and qPCR analysis. The pooled gonads were added to 1 ml of Trizol and homogenised well by pipetting and vortexing at room temperature until all gonad tissue had dissolved. 200 μl of chloroform was added and mixed well by inverting the sample for 15 sec. The sample was then incubated at room temperature for 3 min and then centrifuged at 12000 g for 15 min at 4° C. The aqueous phase of the sample was then transferred to a new tube and then 500 l of isopropanol was added and mixed well by inversion. The mix was then incubated at room temperature for 10 min and then centrifuged at 12000 g for 10 min at 4° C. The supernatant was removed from the tube carefully, so as not to disturb the RNA pellet, and the pellet was then washed with 1 ml of 70% ethanol. The tube was then centrifuged at 7500 g for 5 min at 4° C. and the supernatant again was carefully removed and the RNA pellet was air dried at room temperature for 10 min. The RNA pellet was then resuspended in 25 μl of RNase-free water and the final concentration of RNA was determined using a NanoDrop ND-1000 Spectrophotometer (Thermo Scientific). RNA was reverse transcribed to complimentary DNA (cDNA) using the Promega Reverse Transcription kit (Promega). The reaction mix contained 1 μg of RNA, random hexamers (1 μl), dNTPs (2 μl), AMV reverse transcriptase (Promega) (0.5 μl) and nuclease free water added to a total reaction volume of 20 μl. The mix was incubated at 42° C. for 1 hour, followed by a 10 min incubation at 95° C. for enzyme inactivation.

cDNA was then used to quantify relative DMRT1 gene expression levels in the pooled male and female gonad samples from each treatment group. qPCR primers and probes were designed using Primer Express (Applied Biosystems) software and sequences are shown in Table 8. PCR's were set up in 20 μl reaction volumes that contained 2×TaqMan qRT PCR mastermix (Applied Biosystems), 1 μl of primer/probe mix, 1 μl of cDNA sample and made up to final volume with Nuclease free water (Promega). PCR cycling was performed at 95° C. for 1 min, followed by 40 cycles of 95° C. for 15 sec; 61° C. for 30 sec and; 68° C. for 30 sec. Ct values were obtained at a standard threshold value of 0.2 for all reactions. This threshold value corresponded to the midway point of the logarithmic phase of all amplification plots. Ct values were exported to Microsoft Excel for analysing relative gene expression using the comparative Ct method.

TABLE 8 Primer and probe sequences. Sequence Name Sequence 5′-3′ DMRT1 TaqMan MGB probe CCATCCCTTTCATCTGCC (SEQ ID NO: 3494) DMRT1 Forward primer TCAAGCCAGTCAGGAAAACAGT (SEQ ID NO: 3495) DMRT1 Reverse primer TCATGGCATGGCGGTTCT (SEQ ID NO: 3496) 18S rRNA TaqMan MGB probe TGCTGGCACCAGACTTGCCCTC (SEQ ID NO: 3497) 18S rRNA Forward primer CGGCTACCACATCCAAGGAA (SEQ ID NO: 3498) 18S rRNA Reverse primer GCTGGAATTACCGCGGCT (SEQ ID NO: 3499)

Relative levels of DMRT1 mRNA were compared with the chicken house keeping 18S rRNA species across all cDNA samples (FIG. 2). Quantitative RT-PCR analysis confirmed that DMRT1 mRNA expression was specifically reduced in all pooled groups of male embryos when compare to control Group 1. Almost 40% of DMRT1 gene expression knockdown was observed for Group 3 male embryos treated with the DMRT1-343-siRNA. It is interesting to note that Group 3 was also the group that resulted in the greatest degree of observed feminisation of male gonads at the macroscopic level.

It will be appreciated by persons skilled in the art that numerous variations and/or modifications may be made to the invention as shown in the specific embodiments without departing from the spirit or scope of the invention as broadly described. The present embodiments are, therefore, to be considered in all respects as illustrative and not restrictive.

All publications discussed and/or referenced herein are incorporated herein in their entirety.

The present application claims priority from U.S. 61/138,235 filed 17 Dec. 2008, the entire contents of which are incorporated by reference.

Any discussion of documents, acts, materials, devices, articles or the like which has been included in the present specification is solely for the purpose of providing a context for the present invention. It is not to be taken as an admission that any or all of these matters form part of the prior art base or were common general knowledge in the field relevant to the present invention as it existed before the priority date of each claim of this application.

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1-20. (canceled)
 21. A method of modifying the sex of an avian, the method comprising administering to an avian egg at least one isolated and/or exogenous RNA molecule comprising a double-stranded region (dsRNA) which reduces the level of a protein encoded by an R-spondin gene or Fox9 gene in the avian egg, wherein if the embryo of the egg is male the sex is altered to female following administration of the isolated and/or exogenous RNA molecule, and wherein the RNA molecule is administered to a non-cellular site of the egg and/or the egg is not electroporated.
 22. A method of modifying the sex of an avian, the method comprising administering to an avian egg at least one isolated and/or exogenous RNA molecule comprising a double-stranded region (dsRNA) comprising one or more of the sequence of nucleotides provided as SEQ ID NO's 11 to 3431 or a variant of any one or more thereof, wherein the isolated and/or exogenous RNA molecule does not comprise a sequence selected from: CCAGUUGUCAAGAAGAGCA (SEQ ID NO:254) GGAUGCUCAUUCAGGACAU (SEQ ID NO:369) CCCUGUAUCCUUACUAUAA (SEQ ID NO:474) GCCACUGAGUCUUCCUCAA (SEQ ID NO:530) CCAGCAACAUACAUGUCAA (SEQ ID NO:605) CCUGCGUCACACAGAUACU (SEQ ID NO:747) GGAGUAGUUGUACAGGUUG (SEQ ID NO:3432) GACUGGCUUGACAUGUAUG (SEQ ID NO:3433) AUGGCGGUUCUCCAUCCCU (SEQ ID NO:3434) or a variant of any one thereof, and wherein the RNA molecule is administered to a non-cellular site of the egg and/or the egg is not electroporated.
 23. A method of modifying the sex of an avian, the method comprising administering to an avian egg at least one isolated and/or exogenous RNA molecule comprising a double-stranded region (dsRNA) which reduces the level of a protein encoded by an β-catenin in the avian egg, wherein the RNA molecule is administered to a non-cellular site of the egg and/or the egg is not electroporated.
 24. The method of claim 21, wherein the non-cellular site is the air sac, yolk sac, amnionic cavity or chorion allantoic fluid.
 25. The method of claim 22, wherein the non-cellular site is the air sac, yolk sac, amnionic cavity or chorion allantoic fluid.
 26. The method of claim 23, wherein the non-cellular site is the air sac, yolk sac, amnionic cavity or chorion allantoic fluid.
 27. The method of claim 21, wherein the dsRNA is a siRNA or a shRNA.
 28. The method of claim 22, wherein the dsRNA is a siRNA or a shRNA.
 29. The method of claim 23, wherein the dsRNA is a siRNA or a shRNA.
 30. The method of claim 21, wherein the RNA molecule is administered by injection.
 31. The method of claim 22, wherein the RNA molecule is administered by injection.
 32. The method of claim 23, wherein the RNA molecule is administered by injection.
 33. The method of claim 21, wherein the avian is selected from the group consisting of chickens, ducks, turkeys, geese, bantams and quails.
 34. The method of claim 22, wherein the avian is selected from the group consisting of chickens, ducks, turkeys, geese, bantams and quails.
 35. The method of claim 23, wherein the avian is selected from the group consisting of chickens, ducks, turkeys, geese, bantams and quails.
 36. An avian produced using a method according of claim
 21. 37. An avian produced using a method according of claim
 22. 38. An avian produced using a method according of claim
 23. 